Cookies

The short answer

This site sets no cookies. Not analytics cookies, not functional ones, not any. There is no consent banner because there is nothing to consent to.

Three things are remembered in your browser’s local storage, and none of them leaves your device.

What is stored

Key	What it holds	When it is written	How long
gr-theme	light or dark	When you use the theme switch	Until you clear site data
gr-pm	npm, pnpm, yarn or bun	When you pick a tab in an install snippet	Until you clear site data
gr-search-recent	Up to five of your latest search queries	When you open a search result	Until you clear site data

Local storage is not a cookie. It is never sent to a server — not with page requests, not with anything else. We cannot read it; only the page running in your browser can, and it uses it for exactly the three purposes above.

Recent queries stay with you: the hint shown on an empty search field is built from that list, and clearing site data removes it entirely.

Why the theme is not a cookie

The site is static: pages are built ahead of time and there is no server that could read a cookie before rendering. The theme is applied by a small script before the first paint, and that script reads local storage. A cookie here would be a third storage with no consumer.

Why the language is not stored either

The language is part of the address: /docs/installation is English, /ru/docs/installation is Russian. Nothing needs to be remembered — the link already says which one you want.

Removing it

Clearing site data for granularity.tech in your browser removes both keys. The site keeps working; it simply forgets your theme and falls back to your system setting.

Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control

Both are respected. Since nothing is tracked, there is nothing for them to switch off — but if analytics is ever added, these signals will be honoured before anything is recorded. See Privacy.