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Cookie policy

This website stores nothing on your device. Here is exactly what that means, why there is no consent banner, and how to check it for yourself in under a minute.

Last updated 25 September 2026. Publisher: DELTA BARS s.r.o.. Director of publication: Oliver Young.

The whole policy in one sentence: coratis.online sets no cookies, uses no localStorage, sessionStorage or IndexedDB, loads nothing from any third-party server, and stores no identifier of any kind on your device.

1. What this site stores: nothing

Not "only essential cookies". Not "anonymous analytics". Nothing. There is no cookie to categorise, no vendor list to publish and no retention period to state, because no storage takes place.

Storage technologies and whether this site uses them.
TechnologyUsed on coratis.online?Detail
First-party cookiesNoNo Set-Cookie header is sent and no cookie is written by script.
Third-party cookiesNoNo third-party resource is loaded, so no third party can set one.
localStorageNoThe word does not appear in our JavaScript.
sessionStorageNoSame.
IndexedDBNoSame.
Analytics (any provider)NoWe do not measure traffic.
Advertising / conversion pixelsNoNo Meta pixel, no Microsoft UET tag, no Google remarketing tag, no network pixel.
Web fonts from a third partyNoThe site uses the fonts already installed on your device.
CDN-hosted scripts or stylesNoEvery file is served from coratis.online.
Remote images or embedsNoAll illustrations are original SVG files on our own server.
FingerprintingNoNo canvas, font, screen or device probing.

Under the ePrivacy Directive as implemented in Czech law (Act No. 127/2005 Coll. on electronic communications) and read together with the GDPR, consent is required before storing information on, or accessing information already stored on, a user's device — except where the storage is strictly necessary to provide a service the user has explicitly requested.

We do not store anything on your device and we do not read anything from it. There is therefore no processing for which consent could be required, and nothing for you to consent to. Displaying a banner asking permission for storage that does not happen would be misleading rather than compliant, so we do not display one.

This also means there is no consent to withdraw and no preference centre. If we ever introduced any non-essential storage, we would have to ask first — and this page would say so.

3. How to verify this yourself

Do not take our word for it. Every claim on this page is checkable in your own browser in about a minute, with no software to install.

Check for cookies and storage

  1. Open developer tools: F12, or Ctrl+Shift+I on Windows and Linux, or Cmd+Option+I on macOS. In Safari, first enable the Develop menu in Settings → Advanced.
  2. Go to the Application tab (Chrome, Edge) or Storage tab (Firefox, Safari).
  3. In the left-hand panel, open Cookies → https://coratis.online. It will be empty.
  4. Open Local Storage, Session Storage and IndexedDB in the same panel. All empty.

Check that nothing is requested from a third party

  1. Open the Network tab in developer tools.
  2. Reload the page with the tab open.
  3. Look at the domain of every request listed. Every single one is coratis.online. There are no requests to fonts.googleapis.com, to any CDN, to any analytics host, or to any advertising host.
  1. In the Network tab, click the document request for the page itself.
  2. Open Headers → Response Headers.
  3. There is no Set-Cookie line.

Check the source code

The site runs two small JavaScript files, both readable in full: /js/site.js and /js/cta.js. Search them for cookie, localStorage, sessionStorage, indexedDB, fetch or XMLHttpRequest. None of those terms appears as a call. The first file toggles the mobile menu and highlights the table of contents; the second attaches campaign parameters to a partner link at the moment you click it and re-applies the rel="sponsored nofollow noopener" attributes.

Once you follow a partner link you are on the advertiser's website and this policy no longer applies. Advertisers generally do use cookies, including for attributing the sale. What they store and why is described in their own cookie and privacy policies, and their consent mechanism — if one is required — is theirs, not ours. We have no control over it and receive no visitor data back from it.

5. Blocking storage generally

Although there is nothing here to block, every major browser lets you control cookies and site data under Settings → Privacy. Restricting them will not affect anything on this site, since it uses none.

6. Changes to this policy

This policy is reviewed together with the privacy policy. The "last updated" date above is revised whenever it changes. Any introduction of storage would require consent to be obtained first and would be stated prominently here.

If anything on this page is unclear or appears to be out of date, write to info@coratis.online and we will correct it.