Cookies

Cookies are small files a site can store in your browser. Pensomat sets none — none for analytics, none for advertising — and there is no advertising. This page explains what the site keeps in your browser and how traffic is measured without cookies. The rule is the same for every visitor, regardless of country.

What the site keeps in your browser

The only thing the site itself keeps in your browser is a single flag in local storage (localStorage), and only when the site suggests the other available language and you close that suggestion or follow its link: it records that one choice so the suggestion does not reappear on every page. It is not a cookie, and you remove it by clearing this site’s data in your browser.

Google Analytics 4 — measurement without cookies

Google Analytics 4 runs on every page, but the Consent Mode v2 default that runs ahead of the tag denies analytics, advertising and personalisation storage for every visitor, in every country, and nothing on this site changes that: there is no consent banner, control or update. Measurement therefore runs without cookies: the tag stores nothing on your device, so Google does not recognise you across visits or pages. What Google processes, and on what legal basis, is set out in the privacy policy.

Why there is no cookie notice

There is no consent banner: storage for analytics and advertising is denied for every visitor, and nothing on this site can grant it. You can still delete or block cookies at any time in your browser settings; it will not switch off the calculators.