Last updated 23 October 2026

Cookies

This page lists what the browser is actually asked to remember. It does not describe tools the site does not run.

1. What people mean by a cookie

   A cookie is a small record a site asks the browser to keep and send back later. Storage that never leaves the browser is related, but it is not sent to the server on each visit.

2. What this site uses

   Vellum Charts does not set an HTTP tracking cookie, an analytics cookie or an advertising cookie. Two keys may be written in localStorage: eduNoticeAck after the course notice is closed, and cookieConsent after the banner is accepted or declined.

3. How the choice is made

   The banner offers Accept and Decline. Either choice is stored under cookieConsent. Closing the course notice stores eduNoticeAck. Neither key is a profile.

4. Browser controls

   You can block or clear site data in the browser’s settings. The steps differ by browser. Clearing data for this domain removes both keys.

5. If the keys are refused

   The course pages still load. The notice and the banner may appear again on a later visit, because the browser no longer remembers that they were dismissed.

6. How long they last

   The keys stay until you clear them. They are not given an expiry by the site. Questions can go to info@vellumcharts.com.