Browser Storage Under Dark Skies
We keep browser storage as quiet and uncluttered as a dark-sky reserve—using strictly functional preference records and zero cross-site advertising cookies.
1. What Are Cookies and Local Storage?
Cookies and HTML5 localStorage entries are tiny text records saved by your browser on your device so a website can remember functional choices—such as whether you have dismissed or configured a cookie notice—across page loads.
2. Storage Used on Lunarcompasscrt
| Category | Mechanism | Purpose | Retention |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strictly Necessary | First-party cookie / localStorage preference record |
Remembers your cookie-banner consent choice so you are not prompted repeatedly on every page | Up to 12 months or until cleared |
| Advertising & Cross-Site Profiling | None | We do not embed third-party ad pixels, social tracking beacons, or behavioural retargeting scripts | Not applicable |
3. Managing or Clearing Browser Storage
You can inspect, block, or delete cookies and site data at any time in your browser's Privacy & Security settings. Blocking strictly necessary storage will not restrict access to any stargazing article or client-side tool on lunarcompasscrt.sbs, though consent prompts may reappear on subsequent visits.
For broader information on visitor data, read our Privacy Policy or email [email protected].