No cookies. Nothing to dismiss.

01The whole story in one word

A clean zero, then. Nothing for analytics, nothing for advertising, nothing that remembers a preference — not even a friendly little one. That is also why no consent banner ever interrupts the page: there is nothing here that needs consenting to.

02The one feature that needs a nook

The list needs somewhere to live, and that somewhere is your browser’s local storage — an on-device nook that keeps a pinch of data with no expiry and no part in web requests. A cookie tags along with every request a browser makes; local storage never does, so no server is ever handed your list as you browse.

03What the pocket actually holds

• What you added: product names, the unit prices noted at the time, and how many of each you wanted.
• Beyond that, silence — no ID number, no name, no email, no location.

04Emptying it out

Use the empty control on the list page, or take the browser’s own route: a site-data wipe from the settings screens, which every major browser explains in about a minute. The list disappears and nothing else on your device notices.

05If the policy ever has to grow

If a cookie ever becomes necessary here, this page tells you first, in watchable plain language — and in Canada such a step arrives with consent controls the law requires. Until then, the whole policy is what you have just read.

Re-checked October 2026.