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Cookie policy

Last updated: 25 September 2026

In one sentence

This website sets no cookies at all, and stores nothing on your device. Not necessary cookies, not analytics cookies, not advertising cookies. That is why you have not been shown a consent banner.

1. What a cookie is

A cookie is a small piece of text a website asks your browser to keep and to send back on every subsequent request. Cookies are what allow a site to recognise the same browser across pages and across visits. Related technologies — localStorage, sessionStorage, IndexedDB and cache-based identifiers — do the same job by other means, and European law treats them the same way.

2. What we store: nothing

We store nothing on your device. Specifically:

  • No cookies of any kind — not even a cookie remembering a consent choice, because there is no choice to remember.
  • No localStorage, sessionStorage or IndexedDB. The JavaScript on this site does not contain a single call to any of them.
  • No advertising or analytics identifiers, no pixels, no tags, no conversion trackers.
  • No fingerprinting — we do not read your canvas, your fonts, your screen dimensions or your hardware in order to recognise you.
  • No third-party requests. Every file the page loads is served from navoris.online. There are no web fonts from Google or anyone else, no CDN, no embedded video or maps, no social widgets, no remote images. A third party you never asked for cannot set a cookie if your browser never contacts it.

3. Why there is no consent banner

Article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive (2002/58/EC, as amended), implemented in the Czech Republic in the Electronic Communications Act, requires informed consent before information is stored on, or read from, a user's device — with a narrow exemption for what is strictly necessary to deliver the service the user asked for.

That obligation is triggered by storing or reading. We do neither. There is therefore nothing to consent to, and a banner asking you to agree to nothing would be theatre rather than compliance. We would rather remove the tracking than ask you to click through a dialogue about it.

If we ever introduced anything that needed consent, we would ask first, we would make refusing as easy as accepting, and nothing non-essential would run until you had chosen.

4. How to check this for yourself

Do not take our word for it. It takes about a minute in any desktop browser.

Check that no cookie or storage was set

  1. Open this page and press F12 (or Ctrl+Shift+I; on macOS ⌘+Option+I) to open developer tools.
  2. In Chrome or Edge, open the Application tab; in Firefox, the Storage tab; in Safari, the Storage tab of the Web Inspector.
  3. Look at Cookies for navoris.online. The list will be empty.
  4. Look at Local storage, Session storage and IndexedDB for this origin. All empty.

Check that nothing is fetched from another company

  1. Open the Network tab in developer tools and reload the page with Ctrl+F5.
  2. Read the Domain column, or sort by it. Every single request will be to navoris.online.
  3. Check the response headers of any request: none of them carries a Set-Cookie header.

Check the source

Press Ctrl+U to view the page source, and open the two small scripts at /js/site.js and /js/cta.js. Search them for cookie, localStorage, sessionStorage or indexedDB. There are no matches. Both files together are a few kilobytes and can be read in full in a couple of minutes.

One thing we cannot promise

The moment you follow a partner link or any other external link, you are on somebody else's website, and everything above stops applying. Commercial sites generally do set cookies and do track visitors, and the affiliate programme that pays us works by attributing a sale through such a mechanism on their side. We have no control over that and receive no personal data from it. Read the destination site's own cookie notice when you arrive.

5. Blocking things anyway

You do not need to change any setting for this site, and blocking cookies will not break it — there are none to block. If you want to restrict cookies generally, every browser offers this under Settings → Privacy, and browser extensions can enforce it more strictly. We have no objection whatsoever; nothing we do depends on it.

6. Server logs

Not storing anything on your device is not the same as knowing nothing: our web server records the requests it answers, as every web server does. That is covered in the privacy policy, section 3, along with the legal basis and how long the logs are kept.

7. If you find one

If you ever see a cookie, a storage entry or a third-party request on this site, we have made a mistake and we want to know. Write to info@navoris.online, ideally with a screenshot of the developer tools panel, and we will fix it and say so on this page.