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Two audience-measurement cookies, and nothing else. Here is what the site stores, and why.
No advertising cookies
The site sets no advertising cookies and no social media cookies. There is no outside ad network, no profiling, and nothing is resold.
It does use Google Analytics 4 to count visits: two measurement cookies, described below. They serve only to know how many people read which page.
Audience measurement
| Name | Role | Duration |
|---|---|---|
_ga | Tell one visitor from another, without naming them | Two years |
_ga_* | Keep the thread of a single visit | Two years |
Both are set by Google Ireland Limited. What it receives, and on what basis, is set out in the privacy policy. To stay out of it: block third-party cookies in your browser, or install the opt-out extension Google publishes. The site works exactly the same without them.
What the site itself stores
| Name | Role | Duration |
|---|---|---|
token | Keep you signed in across pages | Until sign-out, and at most seven days |
theme | Remember your light or dark preference | Until cleared |
langue | Remember the chosen language | Until cleared |
These three are kept in your browser's local storage, not in cookies, so they are never sent automatically to the server. They are strictly necessary for the service to work and serve no profiling purpose.
If you have an account, theme and language are also saved in your profile, so they follow you from one device to another. You can clear them there.
What about the ad slots?
The site's ad slots are our own and put nothing in your browser. Clicking one goes through a link on the site that counts the click for that slot — one counter per slot, never per person — before taking you to the destination.
How to remove them
Signing out removes the token. Preferences are cleared by removing site data in your browser settings. None of this affects your account.
Last updated : September 23, 2026