What these terms mean
Cookies are small items of information a website can ask a browser to store and return with later requests. Local storage and session storage are browser mechanisms that scripts can use without sending their values automatically with every page request. The supplied application code uses none of these mechanisms.
Temporary page state
The mobile menu’s open state and a prepared contact message are kept in the current page’s memory. They are not deliberately saved by the site after the page is closed. Browser restoration, autofill and history features are controlled by your browser and may preserve information independently.
Clipboard and downloaded files
Clicking “Copy message” asks your browser to place the prepared text on your device’s clipboard. Clicking “Download .txt” requests a local file download. These are not cookies. Copied text and files may persist until overwritten or deleted, and your device or other applications may make their own copies.
No message is emailed or uploaded by either action. To contact us, you must separately send an email through your own application. See Privacy for details about correspondence.
Your controls
Your browser settings normally let you inspect and remove cookies, clear site storage, manage saved form data and control clipboard permissions. Deleting site data does not necessarily remove downloaded files, clipboard history or emails you have sent. Manage those separately through the relevant device or application.
If a deployment-level preference control is shown, use it for the services it identifies. This supplied script does not read, set or change preferences managed by an external consent system.
Questions
Email [email protected] with the page URL and a description of the storage behaviour you are asking about. Avoid sending screenshots that expose private account or browser information.