This site counts page views and outbound clicks, but only for visits that arrive from a search engine, and it collects nothing that identifies you as a person. It has no forms, no accounts, no outside analytics and no contact channels, so it never asks for your consent, your name or any other personal detail.
Know Exactly What a Visit Records
The site sends a small first-party visit beacon to itself, not to any outside service. The beacon records four things: the path of the page you opened, the type of event (a page view or a click), the name of the search engine that referred you, and the text of an outbound button if you click one. It fires only when you arrive from a search engine. If you type the address directly or follow a link from elsewhere, no visit information is collected.
This data is used only to count page views and clicks on outbound buttons. It serves the site's own traffic counting and nothing else. It is not shared with advertising networks, data brokers or outside analytics services. It does not include names, e-mail addresses, account identifiers or payment details, and the site does not retain personal data about any individual visitor.
Understand the Single Session Flag
To avoid counting the same page view twice, the site keeps one flag in your browser for the current session. Its only job is to mark that a view has already been counted. It holds no personal data and does not identify you. It lasts only for the current browsing session. The site sets no other browser storage and no persistent identifier, so nothing follows you from one visit to the next.
Rely on Pages That Load From One Place
Every page is self-contained. Fonts are embedded locally, and every file a page needs comes from this domain. While a page is being displayed, your browser does not request scripts, images, fonts or other subresources from an outside host, so no third party learns that you are reading it.
The site is a set of static files served by a content delivery network. As the hosting provider, that network processes the technical data that comes with every request, which is part of delivering any web page. There is no login, no registration and no user account. Because the site has no server-side features for visitors, it does not process personal information about you.
Treat Outbound Links as Separate Sites
Some pages link to third-party sites. When you follow one, your browser sends the request directly to that site, which keeps its own record of the visit. This site does not control the privacy practices of a partner site, so review that site's own policy before you share anything with it. On this site, the only trace of that click is the text of the outbound button, recorded when you arrived from a search engine and counted with the other clicks.
Keep Your Personal Details to Yourself
You never need to give this site anything about yourself:
- There are no forms to fill in.
- There are no contact channels.
- There is no third-party analytics.
- There are no external subresources loaded while you read.
These absences are why the site asks for no consent, no account and no personal detail. If any message or page claims to collect your information on behalf of this site, it is not a channel the site operates.