Cookie policy

A cookie is a small file that a site stores in your browser. Here we also list what the site keeps in your browser’s local storage, which works in a similar way. The Spanish version prevails in case of discrepancy.

1 · What we store in your browser

We use no analytics, advertising or third-party cookies. This is everything the site stores while you read it:

Name	Where	What for	Lifetime
pll_language	First-party cookie (Polylang)	Remembering the language you read the site in.	One year
quantum-idioma	Local storage	The language chosen the first time you open the home page.	Until you delete it
quantum-modo	Local storage	Light or dark mode, only if you choose one (automatic stores nothing).	Until you delete it
quantum-aviso-cookies	Local storage	That you have already seen the cookie notice.	Until you delete it
quantum-portada:…, quantum-vt	Session storage	Returning to the same spot on the home page after a piece, and the page transition.	Until you close the tab

They are technical, or preferences you choose yourself, so the law does not require consent to use them (Article 22.2 of the Spanish LSSI-CE). That is why the site’s notice informs you but blocks nothing.

2 · If you log in

Anyone who logs in to the WordPress dashboard to write also receives the WordPress session cookies (wordpress_logged_in_… and similar) and, when logging in from outside Spain, Cloudflare’s cf_clearance cookie after the security check. Readers do not.

3 · Embedded videos

YouTube videos do not load until you click on them: until then you only see an image served from this site. When you click, the video opens from youtube-nocookie.com, YouTube’s privacy-enhanced mode, and from then on Google’s policy applies.

4 · How to delete it

From your browser privacy settings, by clearing this site’s data. The site keeps working; it will just forget your preferences.

5 · Contact

For any question about this policy, write to [email protected]. The controller and your rights are set out in the Privacy policy.