Cookie Policy
Effective date: 8 October 2026
A cookie is a small file that a website asks your browser to keep and hand back on the next visit, which is how a site recognises a returning reader. Similar technologies do the same job by other means: browser storage that holds data on your device, tiny images loaded to register that a page was opened, and scripts or fonts fetched from another company's server, each of which tells that company you were here.
What we checked
- Cookies set by this site
- Not used. No page on neutralform.online sets a cookie of any kind, for any purpose, including functional ones.
- Cookies set by others through this site
- Not used. No advertising network, analytics service, social platform or embedded player is present, so no third party is in a position to set anything.
- localStorage
- Not used. Nothing is written to it, which is why the checklist boxes do not remember what you ticked.
- sessionStorage
- Not used. Nothing about your visit is held between pages.
- IndexedDB
- Not used. No database is created in your browser.
- Tracking pixels
- Not used. There are no counting images, beacons or conversion tags anywhere on the site.
- Browser fingerprinting
- Not used. No script measures your fonts, canvas rendering, screen or hardware to build an identifier.
- Web fonts and third-party scripts
- Not used. The site uses the fonts already on your device and one short script of our own, so your browser requests nothing from any other server.
- Server access logs
- Used. Our hosting provider records ordinary web server logs when a page is served. This is the only entry on this list that describes something that happens.
Why there is no cookie banner
Consent banners exist so that you can agree to, or refuse, things a site wants to place on your device. This site places nothing, so a banner would be asking you to decide about something that does not exist. Putting one here would imply that cookies are being set and that your click controls them, and neither would be true. We would rather publish this page.
What does happen when you read a page
Your browser asks our hosting provider's server for a page, and the server writes a line in its log: the IP address that asked, the date and time, the address requested, the referring page if your browser sent one, and the user-agent string naming your browser and operating system. Those logs are kept for 30 days and then deleted. They are used to keep the site secure, to investigate abuse and to find faults, and for nothing else. That is the complete list of what this site records about your visit.
The checklists do not remember anything
Each step of the course ends in a checklist, and the boxes beside the items are printed shapes drawn in the stylesheet rather than controls. There is no form, nothing to submit and nothing to save. If you close the page and come back, the list looks exactly as it did the first time, because no localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB, cookie, fingerprint or pixel is involved in showing it to you. The print button exists so that you can keep a copy on paper, which is the only kind of saving this site offers.
After you follow an affiliate link
Some pages link to a game publisher's website through a paid affiliate link, and following it takes you off this site. Once you are there, Star Stable Online and the affiliate network that operates the link may set cookies or use similar technology on their own domains, typically to record which site the referral came from. INAKA s.r.o. does not control those, cannot see them and cannot turn them off. Their own cookie and privacy notices are the place to read about them, and they are worth a look before you sign up to anything.
Blocking or clearing cookies in any browser
Nothing on this site requires it, but the controls are worth knowing. Every current browser keeps cookie settings in its own settings or preferences menu, usually under a heading such as privacy, security or site data. From there you can generally delete everything stored so far, block cookies set by sites other than the one you are visiting, block all cookies, or clear everything automatically when you close the browser. Private or incognito windows discard cookies and storage when the window closes. Blocking all cookies will break sign-in on sites that genuinely need it, which is why most people block third-party cookies only.
If this ever changes
We have no plan to add cookies to this site. If that changed, this page would be rewritten first, with the effective date updated, and a working consent mechanism would be in place before any cookie was set — not afterwards, and not a banner that sets things while it asks. This page describes what the site does today, and it is kept accurate against the code rather than written to cover every possibility.
Questions
Write to info@neutralform.online. The Privacy Policy covers the access logs and email correspondence in more detail.