Cookie policy
A cookie is a small file a site or a third party stores in your browser. This page lists what is used here and how to control it.
What this site uses
| Purpose | Set by | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Remembering your light or dark mode choice | Code.House | Local storage, no cookie, stays until you clear site data |
| Remembering your cookie choice | Code.House | Local storage, no cookie |
| Roadmap progress markers | Code.House | Local storage, no cookie |
| Advertising selection, measurement and fraud prevention | Google AdSense and its vendors | Third-party cookies |
| Video playback preferences | YouTube, only after you press play | Third-party cookies |
This site sets no analytics cookies of its own and runs no tracking pixels for social networks.
Your choices
- On this site: the notice shown on your first visit offers “Accept all” or “Essential only”. Choosing essential only records a preference that makes advertising non-personalised. To change it later, clear this site's data in your browser and the notice reappears.
- In your browser: every major browser can block third-party cookies entirely or delete cookies on exit. The site works normally with them blocked, though advertising may be less relevant.
- At the source: personalised advertising can be switched off in Google Ads Settings, which applies across all sites, not just this one.
Do Not Track
Browsers send a Do Not Track signal inconsistently and there is no agreed standard for honouring it, so this site does not rely on it. Use the controls above instead — they work.
Consent management
Where law requires a certified consent framework for advertising — currently the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland — advertising is served through a Google-certified consent mechanism in addition to the notice described here.
Questions about this policy? Use the contact page, or send an enquiry directly. Messages are read by a person.