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Cookie Policy
A short, straightforward explanation of cookies, how this website behaves, and the controls available in your browser.
Last updated · 6 October 2026
What is a cookie, really?
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store on your device. The next time your browser talks to that website, it can send the cookie back, which lets the site recognise the browser or remember a choice.
Similar tools exist too — such as local storage and session storage inside the browser. On this page, "cookies" refers to all of these together.
Does this website set cookies?
Not by design. introarchitecture.it.com is a simple, static website. Its own code does not create cookies, does not store anything in local storage, and does not load analytics, advertising or social-media scripts.
The menu, the header and the scrolling effects run entirely in your browser while the page is open and keep no record once you leave.
Our web hosting provider may set a strictly necessary cookie for technical reasons — for example, to balance traffic between servers or to protect the site against malicious requests. Such cookies do not identify you personally and are not used for marketing.
Which kinds of cookies exist, and which apply here?
| Type | What it does | On this site |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Keeps a website secure and able to load, e.g. security or load-balancing cookies set by the host. | Possible, via host |
| Preference | Remembers choices such as language, region or a dismissed notice. | Not used |
| Functionality | Enables extra features like logged-in areas, saved forms or embedded tools. | Not used |
| Analytics | Counts visits and measures how pages are used. | Not used |
| Advertising | Tracks browsing across sites to show targeted ads. | Not used |
Because no preference, functionality, analytics or advertising cookies are used, the website does not show a cookie consent banner.
What about the email link?
Clicking an email address on this website simply opens your own email program. It does not set a cookie. Once you send a message, it is handled as described in our Privacy Policy.
How can I control cookies in my browser?
Every modern browser lets you see, block and delete cookies. Blocking essential cookies on any website may stop some parts of it from working correctly. You will usually find the controls here:
- Chrome
- Settings → Privacy and security → Third-party cookies / Site data
- Safari
- Settings (Preferences) → Privacy → Manage Website Data
- Firefox
- Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data
- Edge
- Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies
- Mobile browsers
- Look under the browser's privacy or site settings menu
- Private browsing
- Clears cookies automatically when the private window is closed
Will this ever change?
If we add a feature that relies on cookies — for example, remembering a display preference — we will update this page first, describe the cookie and its purpose, and ask for consent where the law requires it. The date at the top shows the latest revision.
Who can I ask?
If something here is unclear, write to Support@introarchitecture.it.com and we will explain.