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Choose “Essential only”
The site records that this button was selected, then hides the notice.
Website information
Option Uplift cookie policy
Option Uplift cookie policy explains what happens when you choose an option in the cookie notice on our homepage.
The visible choice
A small notice, two buttons
The homepage notice contains a short message and asks you to choose how to proceed. It does not open a settings panel.
The notice links to this policy and offers the buttons “Essential only” and “Accept cookies.”
02 / Or choose
“Accept cookies”
The site saves this selection too and hides the notice. The button choice is not a category-by-category settings screen.
Saved in this browser
Your choice stays in this browser
The homepage script saves your selection in your browser’s localStorage. It uses the key optionuplift-cookie-choice and records the button value, either essential or all.
A browser record
The choice itself is held in localStorage, which is browser storage rather than a cookie.
Managing the saved choice
You can clear it from your browser
If you remove the site’s saved browser data, the stored selection goes with it. The homepage can then show the notice again.
Open browser settings
Use your browser’s controls for clearing site data. The wording and location differ between browsers.
Return to the homepage
With the saved value cleared, the notice may appear again so you can make a selection.
Storage note
If your browser blocks localStorage, the script cannot keep the selection for a later visit.
Third-party resources
Some page resources come from other providers
The site loads fonts and page libraries from Google Fonts, jsDelivr, and Cloudflare’s cdnjs. Its contact page also includes a Google Maps embed, which may load map resources from Google.
Google and the CDN providers may make further requests or load resources under their own control. This page’s saved choice does not manage that activity; check each provider’s information for its practices.
A separate provider
An embedded map or externally hosted file can connect your browser to its provider when it loads.
A clear scope
This policy sticks to the choice notice
The controls on the homepage save a selection. They do not open a list of cookie categories or individual switches.
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What the script does
It stores the selected button value in localStorage and hides the homepage notice when a saved value is present.
02 / What it does not show
No category controls
The notice does not let you inspect or change separate cookie categories. This policy makes no claim about categories the interface does not implement.
Still wondering?
A few quick answers
The homepage notice has a simple job: record a button choice in this browser and stay out of the way afterward.