Cookie policy
This site sets no cookies. Not one — not analytics, not advertising, and not a cookie to remember that you were asked about cookies. This page explains what that means and shows you how to check it for yourself.
Why there is no banner
A consent banner is required when a site stores information on, or reads information from, your device. That is the trigger in section 89(3) of Act No. 127/2005 Coll. on electronic communications, which transposes Article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive into Czech law.
This site stores nothing and reads nothing, so the trigger is never pulled. Showing you a banner anyway would ask your permission for something that does not happen, which is misleading rather than cautious. So there is no banner, and nothing on this site is waiting for you to click anything.
What is actually stored on your device
| Name | Type | Set by | Purpose | Expiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nothing. This site sets no cookies, and writes nothing to localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB or the cache storage API. | ||||
Check it yourself
Do not take our word for it. This takes about a minute in any desktop browser.
- Open this site in a new private or incognito window, so nothing from earlier browsing is in the way.
- Press
F12to open developer tools (on macOS,Cmd+Option+I). - Go to the Application tab in Chrome or Edge, or Storage in Firefox and Safari.
- In the left-hand panel, click Cookies, then
Local storage, then Session storage, then
IndexedDB, selecting
https://cresthub.onlineunder each. Every one should be empty. - Now switch to the Network tab and reload the page with
Ctrl+R. Look down the Domain column — you may need to right-click a column header to switch it on. Every single row should readcresthub.online. If any other domain appears, we have broken a promise on this page and we would like to know: info@cresthub.online.
Walk through the two partner-link buttons too. The redirect pages at
/c/1/ and /c/2/ set nothing either. What happens
after you leave this domain is the affiliate network's business and its own
policy, and is described in section 6 of the
privacy policy.
Why fonts are not an exception
Web fonts are the usual way a site that claims to load nothing third-party
quietly leaks your IP address to a font provider. The two typefaces used here,
Bitter and Work Sans, are served from
cresthub.online/fonts/. Both are licensed under the SIL Open Font
License 1.1, and the licence texts sit beside the files at
/fonts/OFL-Bitter.txt and
/fonts/OFL-Work-Sans.txt. No request
goes to Google Fonts or any other CDN.
The illustrations are SVG files we drew, served from this domain. There are no tracking pixels, no embedded videos and no social media widgets.
Server logs are not cookies
Our web server does record each request — IP address, time, page, user-agent — and keeps it for at most fifteen days for security. That is not storage on your device and it is not covered by the cookie rules; it is ordinary processing under Article 6(1)(f) of the GDPR and it is set out in section 2 of the privacy policy. We mention it here so that "no cookies" is not mistaken for "no processing at all".
If this ever changes
If the operator adds a measurement tool in future, three things will happen before it runs:
- This page will be updated, and the table above will list each cookie by name, provider, purpose and expiry.
- A consent banner will appear. It will not block the page, will not trap your keyboard focus and will not lock scrolling. Reject and Accept will be the same size, the same weight and one click each. Doing nothing will count as refusal.
- A withdrawal control will appear in the footer of every page, working in one click.
The code for all of that is already written and sitting dormant in /js/consent.js, disabled by an empty tag identifier. You are welcome to read it. Until that identifier is set, the file does nothing at all.
Managing cookies generally
Since we set none, there is nothing here for you to manage. For other sites, every major browser lets you block or delete cookies from its privacy settings, and blocking third-party cookies by default is a reasonable thing to do. It will have no effect on this site whatsoever.