What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small value that a website can ask a browser to store and return with later requests. Other technologies, including localStorage and sessionStorage, can retain information without using cookies. Temporary variables in an open page are different: they normally disappear when that page is discarded.
What the supplied site does
The supplied HTML, CSS and JavaScript do not set cookies or write to localStorage or sessionStorage. They include no analytics tags, advertising pixels or third-party embedded players. Search terms, story routes and correspondence drafts remain in the current page rather than being placed in persistent site storage.
| Feature | Where information is held | Persistence |
|---|---|---|
| Case search | Current page memory and input | No site-script saving |
| Story route | Current page memory | Resets when the page is reloaded |
| Correspondence draft | Current form and preview | No site-script saving |
| Copy action | Your device’s clipboard | Controlled by your device |
| Text export | A downloaded file | Until you delete the file |
Browser and hosting behaviour
Your browser may cache pages and images, remember history, offer autofill or restore form values. Those features are controlled by your browser and are not evidence that the supplied site script saved a profile. A hosting platform or separately supplied site-management component may have its own technical behaviour; these static files do not establish those deployment settings.
If additional consent or storage controls are provided by the live hosting environment, their accompanying information should describe their actual purpose and duration. No advertising, analytics or consent-preference storage is implemented in the supplied casebook script itself.
Your choices
You can inspect and clear cookies and site data through your browser’s privacy settings. Blocking cookies should not prevent the supplied article pages, search or branching story from functioning. Disabling JavaScript will prevent interactive tools from operating, but articles and native hint disclosures remain readable.
Clear clipboard history or delete exported drafts separately if needed, especially on shared devices. Clearing browser cookies does not delete a downloaded file or retract a sent email. For the broader privacy context, read the privacy notice.
Questions and changes
If a storage behaviour seems inconsistent with this explanation, note the page and the browser feature involved and contact [email protected]. This notice should be updated if actual site features introduce additional storage or third-party services.