Cookie policy

Current position

This site does not currently set any cookies of its own, and does not currently run any third-party analytics, advertising or tracking script. There is no cookie banner because there is nothing non-essential to ask consent for yet.

The only client-side instrumentation on the site today is a local, in-page event array (a dataLayer) used to standardise how the site would report events like a click on an "Enquire" link to a future analytics tool. On its own it does not set a cookie, does not send data anywhere, and does not persist anything after you close the page.

Local storage on the homepage

The homepage uses your browser's own local storage, not a cookie, to remember which workshop course you last looked at, so a "continue where you left off" banner can greet you if you return within 30 days. That value never leaves your browser, is never sent to us or to any third party, and expires automatically after 30 days. You can clear it at any time by clearing your browser's site data for praxoralab.com.

What your hosting provider logs

Like any website, standard web server access logs (IP address, browser type, page requested, timestamp) are recorded by our hosting provider for security and reliability. This is infrastructure-level logging, not a cookie, and is covered by the Privacy policy rather than this page.

If that changes

If we introduce analytics, a booking or payment tool, or any other technology that sets a non-essential cookie, we will update this page first to name the specific cookies, their purpose, and their duration, and add a way to accept, decline or change your preference before that cookie is set. Any such analytics would be scoped to first-party or server-side collection where possible, in line with the site's own technical approach, rather than accumulating third-party tags by default.

Cookie consent, if introduced, would remain separate from marketing consent: accepting an analytics cookie would never be treated as consent to receive marketing communications. See the Privacy policy for how marketing consent is handled.