A visit to this site involves only a few mechanisms, and each one is described below.
Search engine arrivals are counted
When you arrive from a search engine, the site sends a small first-party visit record back to its own domain. That record contains the page path, the type of event, the name of the referring search engine and, if you click an outbound button, the text of that button. Its only purpose is counting page views and outbound clicks for the site's own traffic figures. Visits that do not come from a search engine are not recorded. No names, e-mail addresses, account identifiers or payment details are part of it.
A session flag prevents double counting
Your browser keeps a single flag for the current session so that one page view is counted once. It lasts only for that session. The site sets no other browser storage and no persistent identifier, so nothing follows you from one visit to the next.
Every page loads from this domain
Pages are self-contained, and their fonts are embedded locally. Every file a page needs comes from this domain, so no outside host is contacted while you read. There are no external subresources and no third-party analytics.
A delivery network serves the files
The site is a set of static files served by a content delivery network. As the hosting provider, that network processes the technical data of every request it delivers.
Nothing is asked of you
There are no forms, no login, no registration, no user account and no contact channels. That is why this site requests no consent, no account and no personal detail from you.
Linked sites keep their own records
Outbound links open separate sites. Those sites receive the request directly from your browser and keep their own records of it. This page cannot describe how those destinations handle information, so review their own notices before giving them any personal details.