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Cookies and local storage

What stays in your browser after a visit, why, and how to get rid of it.

Draft

This document is a draft, not a document in force

What you are reading is a structure written from what is actually known about this website, pending review by Saudi counsel. Every passage that needs a legal judgement is marked as such. Do not rely on this page as a binding document; it may change entirely.

Last revised: 9 September 2026

What they are

A cookie is a small piece of text a site saves in your browser so it can remember something between pages or between visits.

Alongside it, a site can write to the browser's local storage, which is never sent to the server at all.

What this site uses

This is the list as it stands on the published site today:

Display mode (light or dark): Your choice is saved in local storage under the key fkah-theme. It is not sent to us; its job is to stop the screen flashing on load.
Language: The language is part of the address: Arabic at the root, English under /en. We do not use a cookie to decide it and we do not detect it from your browser.
Form protection: On pages with a form, the verification provider may set a technical cookie to tell a person from a script. It is not used for tracking or advertising.
Analytics: Anonymous visit measurement with no tracking cookies, per the planned setup. The final provider and whether it sets anything: [TODO]
Advertising and cross-site tracking: None. We use no advertising cookies, no tracking pixels, and share no identifiers with ad platforms.

How to control them

You can delete this site's cookies and local storage from your browser settings at any time, or block them in advance.

Clearing local storage means the display mode falls back to your system setting. Nothing else on the site stops working.

Changes to this page

We update this list whenever we add anything that writes to your browser, and we date the revision at the top.

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