Cookies
Cookie notice
A cookie is a small text file a site can store on your browser. This website uses one first-party cookie to remember a choice you make in the banner. Related privacy terms are in the privacy notice.
Types we use
Essential storage keeps the site readable. The pages themselves do not need a cookie to open. The consent record is the only cookie we set, and only after you press Accept or Reject.
Analytics cookies, the kind that measure a crowd of visitors for a third party, are not set by this site. We do not load an advertising cookie. If that ever changes, this table will name the new cookie before it is used, and Reject will still leave the pages open.
The cookies table
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| cq_consent | Remembers whether you accepted or rejected the consent cookie so the banner can stay dismissed. | 180 days | Cognit Quarry Analytics |
| cognitquarry_cookie_consent | The same choice, kept in local storage on this browser. It is not sent to our server with each page. | Until you clear site data | Cognit Quarry Analytics |
Third parties
Fonts are requested from Google Fonts when a page loads, so your browser contacts that provider for the type. We do not send your form contents to Google. If you block that request, the pages still read in the browser's own serif and sans. No other third-party cookie is invited by the banner.
How to manage or disable cookies
Use Accept or Reject on the banner. Rejecting stores the rejection and does not block studies, journal pages, or the contact form. You can also delete cookies and site data in the browser's settings, or block cookies for this host. Blocking cookies may bring the banner back on the next visit because the browser will have forgotten the choice. It will not hide the office address or the telephone number.
If you disable them
The site remains usable. You can still request a study by telephone at (02-538-4901) or by email at hello@cognitquarry.click. The form continues to work when scripts run, whether or not the consent cookie is present.