1. What Cookies Are
Cookies are small pieces of data stored by your browser.
Sites may also use local storage or similar browser features for session and interface behavior.
This page explains how QuokkaKit uses cookies and related browser storage. We aim to keep usage minimal and aligned with the live behavior of the site.
Current status
A compact view of the categories we currently expect on the site.
Only when required to keep core site behavior or third-party form delivery working.
Use this only if live site analytics are actually present.
The current toolkit experience is not designed around ad targeting cookies.
Any embedded or integrated service should be disclosed if it sets cookies or local storage.
Cookies are small pieces of data stored by your browser.
Sites may also use local storage or similar browser features for session and interface behavior.
QuokkaKit should use the minimum storage necessary to support the live site experience.
The JSON Toolkit itself is designed to run in the browser without shipping your JSON content to our backend.
The Contact page uses a front-end form integration so messages can be sent without our own backend service.
That provider may process the information needed to deliver your message.
You can review, clear, or block cookies and site data through your browser settings.
If you disable essential browser storage, some features may become unavailable.
We will update this page when the live site behavior changes in a meaningful way.
The updated date at the top of the page indicates the current revision.
If you need clarification about cookies or browser storage on QuokkaKit, please contact us.