Cookies

Cookie notice

This page explains the choice stored when you use the notice on a Lucid Keystone page. It was last revised on 20 September 2026.

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small record a site asks your browser to keep, so a later visit can recognise a preference. Similar records can live in local storage, which stays on your device and is not automatically sent with every page request. We use local storage for the choice below, not a tracking cookie.

Types we distinguish

Essential records are those a page needs in order to function. This site’s pages, including the inquiry form, load without any cookie. Analytics records would measure visits. Advertising records would follow you across sites. We do not set analytics or advertising cookies. If that changes, the table on this page will name them before they are used, and they will be set only after you choose Accept.

Records on this site

Name Purpose Duration Provider
lucidkeystone-cookie-choice Stores whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies. The value is the word accepted or rejected. It is kept in local storage on your device. Until you clear site data, or until you choose again Lucid Keystone (first party)

How to manage or disable them

Use Accept or Reject on the notice. Reject stores the refusal and hides the notice; it does not block sittings, pages, or the form. You can also clear local storage for lucidkeystone.click in your browser settings. In most browsers that control sits with cookies and site data for this address. Blocking all storage means the notice will appear again on the next visit, because the previous choice will be gone.

Third parties

We do not embed advertising frames or analytics scripts. Fonts are requested from Google Fonts so the page can show the type we chose; that request is a font download, not a studio cookie. If you block third-party requests, the pages still read in your browser’s fallback type.

If you disable the choice

The chart notes, rates, and contact form remain available. We simply will not remember that you have already answered the notice.

The handling of names and messages you send us is described in the privacy notice.