What this site stores.

This page is only about code-era.com. The site keeps the language you picked, and a mark that you closed the bar. There are no advertising cookies and no analytics cookies.

What a cookie is

A cookie is a short note the site asks your browser to keep and send back later. The browser can also keep a note in its own storage, for this site only. We use that second kind. We name both, because the rule covers both.

What we keep

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Your language

Arabic, English, German, or French, whichever you picked, so the next visit opens in it. Stored in this browser, for this site only. It stays until you clear the site’s data. It is not sent to an ad network.

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This notice

A mark that you pressed Understood, so the bar does not return on every page. Same place: this browser, this site only, until you clear the site’s data. Pressing it does not turn on a tracker. There is no tracker to turn on.

What we do not use

• No advertising cookies, and no retargeting.
• No analytics cookies and no Google Analytics. The server records the page address, the time, the language, and the device type. It does not set an analytics cookie, and it does not build an advertising profile.
• No social pixels, and no sale or sharing of a visit for ads on other sites.
• There is no “Accept all” button. That button is for a site that runs optional trackers. This one does not.

The type

The page loads IBM Plex and Manrope from Google’s font servers. Google says this service does not set a cookie. The browser still sends your IP address to Google, because that is how it fetches the file. We do not get a copy of that request, and we do not use it to follow you. If you block third-party requests, the page still reads. It uses your browser’s own type.

If you send a brief

The contact form is not a cookie. If you send it, we keep what you typed: name, email, phone, company or your name, the service, and the project, so we can answer. Write to admin@code-era.com if you want that message deleted.

The private panel

Reading the public pages does not set a session cookie. Opening the private panel sets one, named PHPSESSID. It is HttpOnly and SameSite Strict. It only tells the panel that the browser is the same one. It is not an advertising cookie, and it is not set for a visitor who never opens that panel.

The server log

The host that serves the site keeps an ordinary access log: the address of the request, the time, and the browser string. That is how a site stays up and how we see an attack. It is not a cookie, and it is not an advertising profile.

What you can do

In the browser settings, clear data for code-era.com. The language returns to Arabic, and this notice shows again. Blocking storage does not hide the pages. It only forgets the language and the notice.

Why the notice is shaped this way

European rules on storage in the browser, and the GDPR where a request carries personal data such as an IP address, ask a site to say what it stores, and to ask before it stores anything the page does not need. The language and this notice are there so the page stays as you left it. Advertising storage is not used, so we do not ask you to accept it.

14 October 2026. Questions: admin@code-era.com.