Cookies
Cookies and Browser Storage Policy
This page explains how the site uses cookies, local storage, and similar browser technologies.
Last updated: March 9, 2026
What this covers
This site uses both classic browser technologies and similar storage methods such as local storage. For simplicity, this page refers to all of them together unless a difference matters.
What is currently used on this site
- Theme preference so the site can remember light or dark mode.
- Functional preferences such as theme settings, timer state, sounds settings, music player state, and preferred blog view.
- Notes and todo items saved in your own browser when you use those panel features.
- Chat session tokens stored in the browser so the public chat experience can reconnect and keep your session alive.
- First-party analytics requests that record page views and click events through the site backend. At the time of this update, this analytics flow does not rely on a dedicated advertising or tracking cookie.
Categories of use
The site currently aims to keep storage limited and functional.
- Strictly necessary or core functionality: storage needed to render requested features, keep a chosen theme, or keep a chat session usable.
- Functional convenience: storage used to remember optional interface settings or notes you choose to keep in the browser.
- Analytics: first-party event collection used to understand public page usage and improve the site.
- The site does not currently present itself as using advertising cookies, cross-site adtech profiling, or third-party retargeting cookies.
Third-party requests your browser may make
Some third-party services may receive technical request data directly from your browser when the site loads or when you use specific features.
- Google Fonts may receive your IP address, browser data, and request metadata when fonts are loaded.
- External links you choose to open follow the privacy and cookie practices of those external sites, not this portfolio.
- Chat, storage, and AI providers may process requests when you use Maya, public chat, uploads, or related interactive features.
Your choices
- You can clear site data, local storage, and cookies through your browser settings at any time.
- You can avoid using optional features such as notes, chat, Maya, or contact uploads if you do not want those features to store data.
- Blocking some storage may make parts of the site less useful or stop certain features from working properly.
Questions
If you want more detail about browser storage or want to raise a privacy concern, email tianiazymarindrano@gmail.com.
For broader personal data practices, see the Privacy Policy.