Cookie policy

This page explains what cookies are, which ones this site uses, and how you can manage your choice.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They help the site remember preferences or understand aggregate usage. Related technologies such as localStorage may store similar preference data.

How we use cookies

Lighthouse Ledger Review uses essential cookies and storage to remember your cookie preference and keep basic site functions working. If you accept analytics cookies, we may measure which field-note articles and engagement pages are read so we can improve clarity. Rejecting analytics does not block access to engagements, fees, or contact forms.

Cookies table

Name Purpose Duration Provider
lighthouseLedgerReview_cookieConsent Stores whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies Until cleared (localStorage) Lighthouse Ledger Review
llr_session Essential session continuity for form error recovery where supported by hosting Session Lighthouse Ledger Review / hosting
_llr_analytics Optional anonymised page-view measurement for editorial improvement 6 months Lighthouse Ledger Review (only if accepted)

Managing or disabling cookies

Use the Accept or Reject buttons on the cookie banner. You can also clear site data in your browser settings. Blocking all cookies may affect preference memory, but core informational pages remain available.

Third-party cookies

Embedded fonts may be requested from Google Fonts; that request can expose your IP address to the font provider. We do not load third-party advertising cookies. See our privacy notice for broader data practices.

Impact of disabling

Rejecting optional analytics cookies means we will not use the optional analytics identifier. Essential preference storage may still be used to remember your rejection so the banner does not reappear on every page load.