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Cookie policy

Last updated 21 September 2026.

The whole policy, in one paragraph

This site stores nothing whatsoever on your device beyond your browser's own ordinary HTTP cache, which we do not control and cannot read. No cookies are set, by us or by anyone else. No script writes to localStorage, sessionStorage or IndexedDB. No request leaves this domain. That is why you were not asked to accept anything.

Why there is no consent banner

Under Article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive (in the Czech Republic, § 89 of Act No. 127/2005 Coll. on electronic communications), consent is required before storing information on a user's device or gaining access to information already stored there. That rule applies to cookies and to every equivalent technique — local storage, pixels, fingerprinting scripts and the rest.

We do none of those things. There is nothing to consent to, so asking you to consent would be theatre. A banner that appears when no data is being collected trains people to click "accept" without reading, which is exactly the habit the law was written to prevent.

What this site loads

Everything a page on this site requests. All of it is served from zlatoris.online.
FileWhat it isWhere it comes from
The page itselfStatic HTMLzlatoris.online
/css/site.cssOne stylesheetzlatoris.online
/js/cta.jsOne small script — see belowzlatoris.online
/img/*.svg, /favicon.svgOur own diagrams and site mark zlatoris.online

There are no web fonts. The site uses the fonts already installed on your device, which is why no request goes to Google Fonts or any other font service. There is no content delivery network, no embedded video, no social media widget, no comment system and no chat widget.

The one script on the site, and what it does

/js/cta.js is the only JavaScript file here, and you can read the whole of it at /js/cta.js. It does exactly two things:

  1. If the address you arrived at already contains campaign parameters (for example utm_source or a click identifier from an advertisement), it copies those same parameters onto the partner link so that a commission can be attributed. It adds nothing that was not already in your address bar.
  2. It re-applies the rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" attributes and the referrer policy to partner links, so that the advertising disclosure attributes cannot be lost.

It sets no cookie, writes to no storage, sends no request anywhere, and records nothing. If you block JavaScript entirely, every page on this site still works and every link still goes where it says it goes.

How to verify this yourself

Do not take our word for it. It takes about thirty seconds in any desktop browser.

  1. Press F12 (or Ctrl+Shift+I, or Cmd+Option+I on a Mac) to open the developer tools.
  2. Open the Application tab in Chrome or Edge, or Storage in Firefox or Safari. Look at Cookies, Local Storage, Session Storage and IndexedDB for this domain. All four are empty.
  3. Open the Network tab and reload the page with the tools open. Every request listed is to zlatoris.online. There is no third-party domain in the list.
  4. Still in the Network tab, click the document request and read the Response Headers. There is no Set-Cookie header.
  5. In the Console tab, type document.cookie and press Enter. It returns an empty string.

If you ever find any of the above to be untrue, we would genuinely like to know: info@zlatoris.online.

What happens when you leave

When you click a partner link you leave this site and arrive at an advertiser's site. That site is not ours, and it will almost certainly set cookies and ask you for consent under its own policy. The only thing we control is what we send with you: a referrer limited to the origin https://zlatoris.online, and any campaign parameters that were already in your address. What the advertiser does after that is governed by its privacy policy, not ours.

Changes

If this ever changes — if the site were to introduce anything that stores data on your device — we would ask for your consent before switching it on, and this page would be rewritten first. See also our privacy policy.