Most cookie policies are long because most sites do a great deal with cookies. We do one thing. This page describes it fully, and was last revised in July 2026.
When you answer the small notice that appears in the corner of the site — choosing "Fine" or "Rather not" — your browser stores that answer locally, using a mechanism called local storage. The stored item looks like this:
| Name | What it holds | Where it lives | How long |
|---|---|---|---|
| qjCookieChoice | The word "accepted" or "declined" — nothing else | Your own browser, on your own device | Until you clear your browser data |
That is the complete list. The value never leaves your device, is never transmitted to us, and identifies nothing about you. Its only job is to stop the notice reappearing on every visit, which would be tiresome for us both.
To remove the stored choice, clear your browser's site data for seravunoxel.website — most browsers offer this under privacy or history settings. The notice will simply appear again on your next visit, and you may answer it however you like, as many times as you like.
Should we ever need a second cookie — which we do not currently foresee — this page will list it with the same completeness before it is set, and the corner notice will ask you afresh. Questions are welcome at [email protected], or through the reach page.