Legal
In short: this site does not track you. No Google Analytics, no Facebook pixel, no advertising scripts of any kind. Last updated: 25 September 2026.
A cookie is a small file a site leaves in your browser so it can remember something between pages. Related technologies — localStorage, for instance — do the same job, except the information stays in the browser instead of travelling with every request to the server.
Our site sets no cookies of its own.
The only thing we remember in your browser is your answer to the cookie banner, stored in localStorage under the name rosilo-cookies. Without it the banner would come back on every page. That information stays on your device; we never see it.
A few articles carry footage from site, hosted on YouTube. YouTube sets its own cookies the moment the player loads — which is why we do not load it at all until you accept.
Until then there is a button where the video would be. When you press it, or press “Accept” in the banner at the bottom, the player loads from youtube-nocookie.com — the reduced-tracking variant — and Google's policy applies from that point on.
Details at policies.google.com/privacy.
To be plain about it, this site has no:
If you accepted and want to go back, clear the site data in your browser: in Chrome, the padlock in the address bar → “Cookies and site data” → “Manage on-device site data” → delete. On reload the banner comes back and the videos return to a button.
You can also block third-party cookies generally in your browser settings. The site works perfectly well that way — you only lose the ability to play the videos in the page.
If we ever add a tool that sets cookies, we will update this page before switching it on and add it to the consent banner.