Cookie policy

Last updated: October 25, 2026

This page explains which cookies may be set when you visit projecthailmary.net and how to control them. It complements the privacy policy.

What cookies are

A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser to remember information between visits or pages, such as your consent choices. Similar technologies, like the browser's local storage, are treated the same way as cookies in this policy.

Cookies can be first-party (set by this domain) or third-party (set by another service, such as Google). They are also grouped by purpose: technical, analytics or advertising.

Cookies used on this site

This site doesn't set its own cookies to identify you. The cookies you may find come from the third-party services listed below. Names and lifetimes are those published by each provider and may change.

CookieProviderPurposeDuration
FCCDCF, FCNECGoogle (consent message)Store your consent choicesUp to 13 months
_ga, _ga_<ID>Google AnalyticsTell visits apart anonymously for aggregated statisticsUp to 2 years
__gads, __gpi, __eoiGoogle AdSenseServe ads, cap their frequency and measure resultsUp to 13 months
IDE, NID, DSIDGoogle (doubleclick.net, google.com)Personalized ads based on your visitsUp to 13 months
VariousAmazonAttribute purchases to affiliate links (only when you click)Set by Amazon

Analytics and personalized advertising cookies are only enabled if you consent. Without consent, Google may serve non-personalized ads, which use limited cookies for fraud prevention and frequency capping.

How to give or withdraw consent

If you visit from the European Economic Area, the UK or Switzerland, you'll see a consent message managed by Google on your first visit. You can accept, reject or choose specific purposes.

To change your choice at any time, use the "Manage cookies" button in the footer, which reopens the same message.

How to delete or block cookies in your browser

You can also delete stored cookies or stop them being set from your browser settings:

If you block all cookies, the site will keep working and the simulators won't be affected, but the consent message will reappear on every visit.

More information

How the data collected by these cookies is processed, who receives it and how to exercise your rights is explained in the privacy policy. Google describes its cookies in How Google uses cookies.