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Cookie policy.
What we keep in your browser, why, and how to switch it off. Short version: a couple of essential cookies, nothing tracked, nothing sold.
01 — The basics
What cookies actually are.
Small text files a site saves in your browser — nothing more exotic than that.
What they do
A cookie is a tiny note a website keeps in your browser — a preference, a flag, a "you've seen this already".
What ours do
Ours remember your cookie-banner choice and keep forms behaving. That's the whole list.
What we don't do
No advertising trackers, no cross-site profiling, no data sold to anyone. The site works fine without them.
02 — The full list
Every cookie on this site.
| Name | Type | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| rg-cookie-consent | Essential | Remembers whether you accepted or declined cookies, so the banner doesn't nag you on every visit. | |
| rg-visit-hint | Preference | Remembers that you've seen the home page hero, so repeat visits skip the intro animation. |
03 — Managing cookies
Your browser, your rules.
In your browser
Every major browser lets you block or delete cookies in its settings — look for "privacy" or "site data".
On this site
Declining in the banner keeps only what the site strictly needs to function. You can change your mind any time.
Clearing old ones
Deleting cookies resets the banner and any saved preferences — nothing breaks, you'll just see the notice again.
04 — Lifespan
Nothing outstays its welcome.
Essential cookies
Last 12 months, then expire on their own. No renewal, no silent extensions.
Your consent choice
Stored in your browser's local storage — it stays until you clear it, and never leaves your device.
Change of mind
Clear the site data and the banner returns — you can re-choose at any time, no questions asked.
05 — Around the site
Where your choices apply.
The banner lives on the home page; these policies cover the whole site.
06 — Third parties & consent
What loads from outside.
The map embed
The contacts page embeds a Google Maps frame. Google may set its own cookies when it loads — that's between you and Google.
CDN assets
Bootstrap, FontAwesome and AOS load from public CDNs. They deliver files; they don't track you on our behalf.
Consent, simply
Accept or decline on the home-page banner — your choice is remembered in localStorage, not on a server.
Questions about cookies or privacy?
Talk to the front desk.
Write to rareglow@gmail.com — privacy questions go straight to the owner's desk. See also the privacy policy and terms.