This site counts visits in a limited, first-party way and stores one short-lived flag in your browser to avoid counting the same view twice. Beyond that, it asks for nothing: no forms, no account and no personal details.
What can you rely on, and what is left unstated?
Everything described here was checked when the site was built, and nothing else is claimed. The page names no operator and gives no retention period for the counted visit data, because none was verified. It also makes no promises beyond the mechanisms listed below.
What does the visit count record, and when?
A first-party visit beacon runs only when you arrive from a search engine. It records four things: the page path, the type of event, the name of the referring search engine and the text of any outbound button you click. This data is used only to count page views and outbound button clicks for the site's own traffic figures and for nothing else. It is not shared with advertising networks, data brokers or outside analytics services. It does not include names, e-mail addresses, account identifiers or payment details.
What is kept in your browser?
The site keeps one session view flag so that a single page view is counted only once. It lasts for the current browsing session. No other browser storage is set, no persistent identifier is created and no personal data is held in your browser.
Does any other company see your visit while a page loads?
Pages are self-contained, and fonts are embedded locally. Every file a page needs comes from this domain, so no outside host receives information while a page is displayed. The site is a set of static files served by a content delivery network. As the hosting provider, that network processes the technical data of every request, as any web host must to deliver a page.
What happens when you follow a link off this site?
Outbound links open separate sites. Those sites receive your request directly from your browser and keep their own records of it. This site does not control their practices, so check each destination's own privacy information before sharing anything there.
Why are you never asked for consent or personal details?
The site leaves out the features that would normally require personal data:
- No forms, so there is nothing to fill in or submit.
- No login, registration or user account.
- No third-party analytics.
- No external subresources loaded from other hosts.
- No contact channels.
Because none of these exist here, do not send personal information through any channel that claims to represent this site.