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Cookie Policy

Current as of September 2, 2026

What is stored, exactly?

One cookie. Its name is tq_cookie_consent. It is a first-party cookie, meaning it is set by tulqemari.com and readable by nothing else. Its contents are the answer you gave the banner — accepted or refused — and nothing besides. It expires six months after it is written.

There is no second cookie, no local storage entry held back for brevity, and no session identifier. If your browser shows anything else against this domain, it did not come from these pages.

What is it for?

Remembering that you answered, so the banner does not reappear on every page you open. That is the entire function. It carries no identifier, records no history and builds no profile, and it is not read by any script other than the small one that manages the banner itself.

Does it matter which button I press?

Technically, no — and it is more honest to say so than to imply otherwise. Accept all and Reject all leave your browser in the same state, because there is nothing on this site for a refusal to switch off. No analytics runs here, no advertising or remarketing tag is present, no third-party script is loaded and no embedded content phones anywhere. Every file comes from tulqemari.com.

The banner exists because a choice should be genuinely offered and genuinely recorded, not because the site loses a capability when you decline.

How do I change my mind?

Consent that is hard to withdraw is not consent. The control below erases the stored answer and brings the banner back so you can choose again.

Dismissing the banner without pressing anything is not agreement, and nothing is written until one of its two buttons is used.

Can I handle it from the browser instead?

Yes, and per site, without disturbing anywhere else. Chrome and Edge keep cookie controls under privacy and security; Firefox uses the same heading; Safari places them in the privacy part of settings; the Android build of each puts them under site settings. Deleting the entry for this domain removes the consent cookie, and the banner returns on your next visit.

Blocking cookies here costs nothing. Every page is fully readable with cookies disabled, and with JavaScript disabled as well.

Who do I ask?

[email protected]. The wider handling of personal information is described in the Privacy Policy.