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Cookie policy

Short version: this site runs on a handful of strictly necessary cookies — the kind that don't need your consent under EU law because the site can't function without them — and nothing else yet. No analytics, no ad-tracking, no third-party cookies are set today. If that changes (an ad network, for instance), this page will change with it and the banner will ask first.

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What a cookie is

A small text file a site asks your browser to store, then reads back on later visits or later page loads — used here to keep basic things working, not to build a profile of you.

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The cookies this site sets today

sessionid — keeps your session (your comparison list, your subscribe confirmation state) attached to your browser between page loads; expires when you close the browser or after a period of inactivity. csrftoken — a security cookie that stops other sites from submitting forms on this site pretending to be you. Neither is used to track you across other sites, and neither is sold or shared with advertisers.

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What we don't do yet

No analytics cookies (Google Analytics or similar), no advertising or retargeting cookies, no third-party trackers are set by this site at the time of writing. The ad placeholders you may see on some pages are not yet live — once an ad network is live, its cookies (if any) will be disclosed here before they're set, not after.

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Your choices

The two cookies above are "strictly necessary" under the ePrivacy Directive, meaning the site can ask your browser to store them without asking first — but you're always free to block or delete cookies in your browser's settings. Doing so may sign you out of your session or reset your comparison list.

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Changes to this policy

If the cookies this site sets ever change — most likely when advertising or analytics goes live — this page is updated first, dated at the bottom, and the on-site notice reappears so returning visitors see the change.

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Last updated 2 Sep 2026.