Code review date: November 9, 2026. Scope: the delivered publication theme, example selector and installer. This is not a scan of the eventual host, CDN, other plugins or an actual visitor browser.
| Item / source | Purpose and category | Duration / trigger | Verification and control |
|---|---|---|---|
| Example selector / publication | Fictional calculation; page-memory only, no persistent storage | Until navigation or reload; selection click | Source-code review; Reload returns the initial example. |
| Local assets / publication | Required styles, illustration and script requests | Loaded with page; cache duration depends on server | Local files verified; host cache duration not verified. |
| Search / WordPress | Requested search query sent in URL | On search submission; server retention not verified | Form code reviewed; avoid sensitive search terms. |
| Administrator cookies / WordPress | Sign-in and administration, not an optional reading feature | Core/configuration dependent; not verified here | Not created by the example selector; browser site-data controls. |
| Additional host or plugin technologies | Not inventoried on the deployed site | Names, categories, triggers and durations not verified | Deployment inspection required; no claim of universal absence. |
No pretend consent switch
The delivered reading features do not include optional analytics, advertising, external media or optional persistent storage. There is therefore no switch that claims to disable technologies it does not control. If the publisher adds optional technologies, their actual loading and withdrawal behavior needs a corresponding notice and controls.
You can use your browser’s site-data controls to review or delete data stored on your device. That does not erase email, host logs or records held by external websites. Blocking JavaScript leaves the articles and all example explanations readable.