Cookies

Last updated: 1 September 2026

We operate on a non-cookie basis. This website sets no cookies of its own — not for analytics, not for advertising, not for preferences, not for anything. There is no tracking pixel, no fingerprinting script, no third-party beacon quietly phoning home. You arrived, you are reading a page, and that is the whole of the transaction.

That is also why there is no cookie banner. UK law (the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations, alongside UK GDPR) requires your consent before non-essential cookies are set. The usual answer is a pop-up asking you to agree to things you have not read. Our answer is simpler: we do not set any, so there is nothing to agree to. No banner, no "manage preferences" maze, no dark patterns — just the page you came for.

Why we built it this way

Partly principle, partly craft. We advise businesses on the systems they run, and the first question we ask is always "what do you actually need?" We asked ourselves the same about this site. The honest answer was: a few pages, an email address, and nothing that watches you read them. A site with no cookies is faster, has less to secure, and needs no legal machinery to stay honest. It is the version of the site we would recommend to a client, so it is the one we run ourselves.

If you are curious about what that looks like in practice: no JavaScript runs on these pages, the site is served with a strict content security policy that forbids scripts outright, and the only data we ever receive from you is what you choose to put in an email. Our privacy notice sets out the full picture.

The one exception you might see

This site is delivered through Cloudflare, which shields it from attacks and abuse. In rare circumstances — for example, if Cloudflare needs to tell you apart from an automated attack — it may set a strictly necessary security cookie such as __cf_bm. Cookies of that kind are exempt from the consent requirement because the service cannot be provided securely without them. They expire quickly, they are scoped to this site alone, and they are not used to track you anywhere else on the web. We do not see their contents and we do not use them.

How to check for yourself

You do not have to take our word for it. Open your browser's developer tools on any page of this site, look at the storage or cookies panel, and you will find it empty — with, at most, the Cloudflare security cookie described above. If you ever find something else, we would genuinely like to know: contact@kazap.co.uk.

If that ever changes

If we ever introduce something that needs your consent, this page will say so plainly, the date at the top will change, and a proper consent mechanism will appear before anything is set — not after. Until then: no cookies, no banner, and no small print beyond this page.