By What Kelton’s current pages set
The current site code does not set analytics, advertising or account-login cookies. It does not create a member profile or use a tracking pixel to build a browsing history. The site has no account login or shopping basket requiring a session cookie.
Interface behaviour such as opening a menu or preparing a correction draft can happen within the page. That does not by itself send the draft to a server or establish an account. Keep a separate copy of any text you want to retain before leaving the page.
Hosting and security services are separate
Kelton is served through Cloudflare. Hosting and security systems may process request information or use security mechanisms independently of the page’s own JavaScript. We therefore do not make a blanket claim that no cookie can ever be present when the site is visited.
Read Cloudflare’s privacy policy for its description of relevant data processing. Our privacy notice explains the distinction between technical hosting information and site-installed analytics.
What happens when you follow a link
A linked website can set its own cookies and use its own analytics or advertising systems. An operator’s preferences banner, login system and payment interface belong to that service. Choices made on Kelton do not necessarily control the destination.
Check the destination’s cookie policy before entering details. Closing a destination tab does not necessarily delete cookies it has already stored; use your browser’s site-data controls if you want to remove them.
Managing browser data
Most browsers allow you to inspect cookies for a site, delete stored data and restrict third-party cookies. The exact controls vary by browser and version. Blocking all cookies can affect logins and payment services on other websites, so review the scope of a setting before applying it globally.
If the site’s functionality changes to use additional storage or analytics, this notice should reflect the actual implementation. The description here is limited to the current pages rather than a promise about every future feature.