Privacy Policy
The whole point of this site is to help you claw back a little privacy. It would be pretty rich if the site itself spied on you. It doesn’t.
- No Google Analytics. Ever. I do count page views, using
Plausible,
running on a server I own at
plausible.thompsonblack.us. It sets no cookies, stores no IP addresses, doesn’t fingerprint you, and can’t follow you to other sites. It tells me a page got read — never who read it. That’s the whole extent of it. - No cookies. The site sets none, and neither does the analytics. Nothing is stored on your device, and nothing follows you around the web.
- No third-party fonts or trackers. Fonts are self-hosted, so your browser never phones Google to render this page. The only request that leaves this site is that anonymous page count, and it goes to my own server — not an ad company. (It’s the de-Google site — anything else would be embarrassing.)
- Search runs on your machine. The search box uses Pagefind: it loads a static index and runs entirely in your browser. Your search queries never leave your device.
- No accounts, no forms, no email collection. There’s nothing here to sign up for, so there’s nothing for me to collect, sell, or lose.
The site is just static files served from a CDN. Like any website, the host that delivers those files can see standard request data (an IP address, roughly when a page was fetched) for the seconds it takes to serve the page — that’s how the internet works. I don’t touch it, store it, or use it to track or profile anyone. There is no database of you here, because there is no database of you anywhere on this site.
If any of that ever changes, this page changes first.
Questions? Find me at michalferber.me.