What happens when you load a page here
No accounts, no forms, no cookies on a cold visit and no third-party scripts. What the page-view counter records, and what the outbound redirect does not.
Written by Jordan Vela/Last checked:
Editor — reads operator documents and records what they say
This page describes what this website actually does, checked against its own source rather than assembled from a template. Where a paragraph would normally list the ways a site might collect data, this one lists the ways this site does.
The short version: there is nothing to sign up for, nothing to fill in, no cookie set on a cold visit, and no script on the page from anybody other than this domain.
How the site is served
Every page here is generated in advance, at build time, and served as finished HTML. There is no database behind a page you read, no login, no session, and no server-side code deciding what to show you based on who you are.
The site sits behind Cloudflare, which means the network provider in front of it handles the connection and sees the request in the way any network provider does. That is a property of how the site is hosted rather than a choice about what to collect.
Three security headers are set on every response: content-type sniffing is disabled, framing is limited to this origin, and the referrer policy is set to strict-origin-when-cross-origin. The last of those matters for you rather than for us: when you follow a link from here to somewhere else, the other site is told only that you came from this domain, not which page you were reading.
What there is not
There are no accounts, so nothing is stored against one. There are no forms of any kind: no sign-up, no newsletter, no comments, no contact form, no search box that sends anything anywhere.
There are no third-party scripts. No advertising network, no retargeting pixel, no social embed, no session recorder, no consent-management platform, no tag manager. The three typefaces the site uses are downloaded at build time and served from this domain, so loading a page here does not make a request to a font host either.
And there is no cookie set by this site on a cold visit, nor anything written to your browser's storage. There is no theme toggle to remember, no preference to persist, and no identifier to keep.
The page-view counter
One script does load, and it is the only one: a page-view counter served from a path on this domain, which posts back to a collector on the same domain. Nothing in the page names an external analytics host, because the counter is not hosted externally.
It records what a counter of this kind records: which page was loaded, which page you arrived from if any, the browser's user agent string, and the address the request came from. It sets no cookie. Instead of a cookie it identifies a visit by hashing the site, the hostname, the request address and the user agent together, which means the identifier changes as those change and cannot be used to follow you anywhere else.
What it is used for is deciding which pages to write next. There is no profile, no export, and nothing sold. If you would rather not be counted, most content blockers stop scripts of this kind, and the site works exactly the same without it.
What the outbound link does
Links to the commercial placement do not go straight out. They pass through a redirect on this domain at /go/, which answers with a standard redirect to a single fixed address.
That address is the same for every visitor. Nothing is appended to it that identifies you, no parameter is added from your visit, and no identifier is passed from this site to the destination. The redirect is also marked as not for indexing and is disallowed in robots.txt, because it is a hop rather than a page.
What happens after you arrive at an operator's site is governed by that operator's own privacy policy, not by this one. Operators in this comparison set cookies, run their own analytics and, if you open an account, collect identity documents. None of that is in our control or in our knowledge, and this page does not describe it.
Data we hold about you
In practical terms, none that identifies you. There is no account to hold data against, no form submission to file, and no cookie linking one visit to the next. What exists is the counter's record of page loads, keyed by a hash rather than by an identity.
That also means there is very little to act on if you ask us to delete something. There is no record we could locate as yours, because there is no identifier that is yours. If a future version of this site adds a contact channel or any other feature that collects data, this page will change before that feature ships rather than after.
Children
This site is for adults. Everything it compares is an eighteen-and-over product, and nothing here is directed at anyone under that age or designed to appeal to them.
Questions people ask
- Does this site use cookies?
It sets none of its own. There is no cookie banner because there is nothing to consent to: no accounts, no forms, no third-party scripts, and a page-view counter that identifies a visit by a hash rather than by a stored identifier.
- Is there any analytics on this site?
Yes, one first-party page-view counter, served from a path on this domain and posting to a collector on the same domain. It records the page, the referring page, the user agent and the request address, and sets no cookie.
- What happens when I click through to an operator?
You pass through a redirect on this domain to a single fixed address that is identical for every visitor. Nothing identifying you is added to it. From that point the operator's own privacy policy applies, not this one.
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