Cookie policy
Effective 22 September 2026.
This website stores nothing on your device. No cookies. No localStorage, no
sessionStorage, no IndexedDB, no cache manipulation, no fingerprinting. No analytics, no advertising
pixels, and no requests to any third-party server at all. You do not have to take our word for it —
section 4 below shows you how to check.
1. What a cookie is, and why sites use them
A cookie is a small piece of text a website asks your browser to store and to send back on every subsequent request. It is what lets a site recognise a browser across pages and across visits. Cookies are genuinely necessary for things like staying logged in or keeping a basket. They are also the mechanism behind most advertising tracking, which is why they are regulated.
The same rules apply to anything else stored on or read from your device — localStorage,
sessionStorage, IndexedDB, and techniques such as canvas or font fingerprinting. The law does not care
about the word “cookie”; it cares about storing or accessing information on your equipment.
2. What we use
Nothing. To be exhaustive:
| Category | Used on this site? | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Strictly necessary cookies | None | There is no login, no basket, no form and no consent choice to remember, so nothing is necessary. |
| Preference cookies | None | The site has no settings to remember. |
| Analytics / statistics | None | We run no analytics product of any kind, first-party or third-party. |
| Advertising / targeting | None | No advertising network, no conversion pixel, no retargeting tag. |
| Browser storage | None | No localStorage, sessionStorage or IndexedDB anywhere in our JavaScript. |
| Fingerprinting | None | We do not read canvas, fonts, hardware characteristics or any other device signal. |
| Third-party requests | None | No Google Fonts, no CDN, no remote images, no embeds. Every file comes from slovaris.online. |
The site loads one small JavaScript file, /js/cta.js, from this domain. All it does is
copy campaign parameters that are already in the address bar onto the outbound partner link, and make sure those
links keep their rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" attributes. It reads nothing from your device and
writes nothing to it. You can read the whole file; it is short and it is not minified.
3. Why there is no consent banner
Consent for cookies and similar technologies comes from Article 5(3) of Directive 2002/58/EC (the ePrivacy Directive), as amended by Directive 2009/136/EC and implemented in the Czech Republic in Act No. 127/2005 Coll. on electronic communications. It requires consent before storing information on, or gaining access to information stored on, a user’s terminal equipment.
We do neither. There is nothing to consent to, so asking you to consent would be theatre — an extra click that protects nobody and implies a choice that does not exist. We removed the tracking instead of adding a banner. That is the outcome the rule is meant to encourage, and it is the only version of “privacy friendly” that can actually be checked.
4. How to verify this yourself
Every claim on this page is falsifiable in under a minute. Please do check.
The one-line test
Open your browser’s developer tools (F12, or Ctrl+Shift+I, or Cmd+Option+I on a Mac), go to the Console tab and run:
document.cookie
It will return an empty string. Then try:
localStorage.length and sessionStorage.length
Both return 0.
In Chrome or Edge
- Open developer tools and choose the Application tab.
- Under Storage in the left-hand panel, look at Cookies, Local Storage, Session Storage and IndexedDB. Every one is empty for this domain.
- Switch to the Network tab and reload the page. Every request in the list is to
slovaris.online. There are no other domains, because there are no other requests.
In Firefox
- Open developer tools and choose the Storage tab. Cookies, Local Storage, Session Storage and Indexed DB are all empty.
- The Network tab, after a reload, shows requests to this domain only.
In Safari
- Enable the Develop menu in Settings → Advanced, then open the Web Inspector.
- The Storage tab shows no cookies and no local or session storage for this domain.
Without developer tools
Look at the padlock or site-information icon next to the address, then at the cookies or site-data entry. Your browser will report that this site has stored no data. You can also read the page source: there is one stylesheet and one script, both on this domain, and no tracking tag anywhere in it.
5. What happens when you leave
This policy covers slovaris.online only. When you follow a link to an advertiser’s site — including a partner link — you are on their site, under their policy, and they will in all likelihood set cookies and use analytics. We have no control over and no visibility into that. Their cookie policy applies from the moment you arrive, and you should read it there.
6. Controlling storage generally
Nothing here needs blocking, but for other sites every major browser lets you view, block and delete cookies and site data under its privacy settings, and offers a private-browsing mode that discards storage when you close the window.
7. Changes
If this site ever begins to store anything on your device, this page will be updated before that happens, and a compliant consent mechanism will be in place beforehand. We have no plans to do so. Questions to info@slovaris.online.
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