1. What Are Cookies and Browser Storage?
Cookies are small text files placed on your device by websites that you visit. Modern web applications also use Local Storage (HTML5 Web Storage), which allows preference data to persist securely within your browser without transmitting data to tracking servers on every network request.
2. How Everyday Form Uses Browser Storage
We only use strictly necessary and functional browser storage keys:
| Storage Key |
Type |
Purpose |
Duration |
| ef_cookie_consent |
Local Storage |
Remembers when the cookie consent notice has been accepted so it is not shown on every page. |
1 Year / Persistent |
| ef_checklist_* |
Local Storage |
Stores your interactive habit checklist progress locally within your browser across visits. |
Persistent |
| ef_planner_state |
Local Storage |
Remembers completed weekly routine items in the interactive routine matrix. |
Persistent |
3. Absence of Third-Party Advertising Trackers
Everyday Form does not deploy intrusive cross-site behavioural tracking pixels, third-party advertising cookies, or fingerprinting scripts. Your reading history is not sold or shared with commercial data syndicates.
4. Managing & Clearing Browser Storage
You can clear cookies and local storage at any time via your web browser settings (usually found under Privacy & Security > Clear Browsing Data). Note that clearing storage will reset your saved habit checklist progress and re-display the cookie banner.
5. Cookie Contact
If you have questions regarding our cookie practices, please contact our technical team at [email protected].