Cookie Policy

Effective date: 16 October 2026

A cookie is a small piece of text that a website asks your browser to store and hand back on later visits, which is how a site recognises a returning visitor. Similar technologies do the same job by other means: browser storage areas that hold data for a site, tiny images loaded from elsewhere to register that a page was opened, and techniques that assemble an identifier out of your browser's own characteristics.

This page lists each of those, says plainly whether it is used here, and explains what we do instead.

What we checked

Cookies set by this site

Not used. inertproxy.online sets no cookies of its own, for any purpose, including preferences and session handling.

Cookies set by others through this site

Not used. No third party has any code on these pages, so nobody can set a cookie through them. There is no analytics, advertising, social, comment or video embed anywhere on the site.

localStorage

Not used. Nothing is written to this browser storage area, which is why a tick on a checklist is not remembered.

sessionStorage

Not used. No session identifier or temporary value is stored while you move between pages.

IndexedDB

Not used. No database is created in your browser by this site.

Tracking pixels

Not used. There are no image files on this site at all; the illustration and the icon are drawn with inline code, so there is nothing to load from anywhere and no open or read signal to send.

Browser fingerprinting

Not used. No script here examines fonts, canvas rendering, screen measurements or any other characteristic in order to recognise a browser.

Web fonts and third-party scripts

Not used. The typefaces are ones already installed on your system, and the only script is a short first-party file that opens the small-screen menu and sends a checklist to your printer.

Server access logs

Used. Our hosting provider records each request in the ordinary way: the IP address, the date and time, the URL requested, the referring page if your browser sends one, and the user-agent string. These are kept for 30 days and used for security, abuse prevention and fault diagnosis.

Why there is no consent banner

A banner exists to obtain your agreement before something is stored on your device or a tracker is loaded. Neither happens here, so there is nothing to agree to. Showing a banner anyway would state something untrue about this site, and a false notice is worse than no notice.

What does happen when you open a page is the server log entry described above, and nothing else. No file is placed on your device beyond the ordinary browser cache that your own browser manages for every website.

Why the checklists do not remember your ticks

Saving progress would require localStorage, a cookie or an account, and this site uses none of them. The boxes on the checklists are printed marks rather than controls, and the checklists page is built to print on plain paper so you can tick them with a pen. That is a deliberate trade: a little less convenience, and nothing of yours stored anywhere.

After you follow an affiliate link

The course contains paid affiliate links to the game vendor Enlisted. Once you follow one you are on somebody else's website, and the vendor and the affiliate network that operates the link may set cookies or use similar technology on their own domains to record that the referral came from here. M - Style Europe s.r.o. does not control those cookies, cannot read them and does not receive them. Their own notices describe what they do, and reading them is worthwhile before you register anywhere.

Blocking or clearing cookies in any browser

Every current desktop browser lets you manage this, and the controls sit in much the same place in each. Open the browser's settings and look for a section named privacy, security, or site data. From there you can usually clear everything already stored, block cookies set by third parties, block all cookies, or set the browser to clear site data each time you close it.

Blocking everything will break sites that genuinely need a cookie to keep you signed in, which is why blocking third-party cookies is the more common middle setting. Nothing you choose will change how this site behaves, because this site uses none of them.

If that ever changes

We do not intend to introduce cookies or any storage technology. If that ever changed, this page would be rewritten first to say exactly what is set and why, the effective date would be updated, and a working consent mechanism would be in place before a single cookie was set. Nothing would be introduced quietly.

This page and the privacy policy are written to agree with each other and with the code of the site; if you find a discrepancy, it is a mistake and we would like to hear about it.

Questions: info@inertproxy.online.