Cookie Notice

The short version

Funthrum sets no advertising cookies, no tracking cookies, and no analytics cookies of its own. The only thing this site stores in your browser is a single entry remembering whether you accepted or dismissed the notice banner shown on your first visit. Everything below explains exactly what that entry is, what it isn't, and what our hosting infrastructure may do separately.

If you've read a cookie notice on a larger site before, this one will feel unusually short — that's because the list of things to disclose here is genuinely short too, not because anything has been left out.

What Funthrum itself stores

When you click Accept or Dismiss on the notice banner shown on your first visit, your choice is written to one entry in your browser's local storage, so the banner doesn't reappear on every page. That entry lives only in your browser — it is never transmitted to our server, never linked to your identity, and controls nothing beyond whether the banner is shown. No first-party cookie is set by funthrum.com itself, on this page or any other.

Cloudflare and performance measurement

This site is delivered through Cloudflare, Inc., which operates the content delivery network and security layer in front of our hosting provider. If Cloudflare's own performance-analytics feature (sometimes called Web Analytics or Browser Insights) is active at the account level, it may load a small measurement script from Cloudflare's own domain to record aggregate, anonymized metrics such as page load speed — without setting a cookie to do so. This is a function of Cloudflare's infrastructure rather than something Funthrum configures per visitor, and it does not involve advertising or cross-site tracking of any kind. See our Privacy Notice for how Cloudflare processes technical request data more broadly.

Managing or clearing this storage

Because the only storage this site controls is the single local entry described above, managing it is straightforward: clearing your browser's site data for funthrum.com removes it, and the notice banner will simply ask again on your next visit. Most browsers also let you block local storage entirely in their privacy settings, though doing so may cause the banner to reappear every time you load a page.

There's no account tied to this entry and nothing to reset on our end — whatever you do in your own browser's settings is the complete and only way to manage it.

Changes to this notice

This notice may be updated if what this site stores or loads changes. The date below reflects the version currently in effect.