Cookies
The banner and what it stores.
A cookie is a small file a site can leave on your browser. This studio site uses a local storage key for the banner choice, and it explains the one third-party request the pages make for typefaces.
What cookies are
Cookies are text stored by the browser and sent back to a server on later visits. Local storage is a related place in the browser that a page can read with a script; it is not automatically sent with every request. The banner on this site writes to local storage, not to a tracking cookie.
Types we distinguish
Essential storage is what the site needs in order to remember a choice you just made. Analytics storage would measure visits. Advertising storage would follow you across other sites. Mind Waypoint uses the essential consent key only. The studio does not run an analytics product and does not run advertising cookies.
Storage table
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| mindwaypoint-consent | Remembers Accept or Reject from the banner so it does not reappear on every page. | Until you clear site data for mindwaypoint.click | Mind Waypoint (local storage in your browser) |
Third-party requests
Pages request typefaces from Google Fonts (fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com). That is a third-party connection. Google may set or read its own cookies under Google’s policies when those files are fetched, and it will see the IP address used for the request. Mind Waypoint does not receive a copy of any Google cookie. The privacy note describes this transfer in brief. If you block third-party cookies or block those hosts in your browser, the pages still load and the type falls back to a serif already on your computer.
Accept and reject
Both buttons are on the banner. Accept stores the value accept. Reject stores the value reject. Rejecting does not lock any page, form, or sitting description. The studio has no extra script that turns on after Accept, so the two choices differ only in the value stored. Clearing site data for this host removes the key, and the banner shows again.
How to manage or disable cookies
You can refuse the banner with Reject. You can also delete site data, block local storage, or block cookies in the browser settings for mindwaypoint.click. Browser makers document this in their help pages (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge). Blocking local storage may mean the banner cannot remember your choice; the pages themselves still open. Blocking Google’s font hosts disables only the downloaded typefaces.
Impact of disabling
Disabling the consent key means the banner will ask again. Disabling local storage entirely means the choice cannot be saved, and an inline note may appear on the banner. Disabling cookies in the browser does not remove the field notes, the rates, or the contact form. The form sends the message you type; it does not depend on the consent key.
See also the privacy note.