Only if you say yes.
We use Google Analytics to see which pages help people and which don’t. It sets cookies, so it stays switched off until you agree. Say no, and nothing from Google ever loads.
Your choice
Change your mind here whenever you like. Turning analytics off removes its cookies straight away. We ask again after six months.
What Analytics sets, if you say yes
- _ga — tells one visit from the next, so we count people rather than page loads. Expires after 13 months.
- _ga_LVRCYYG8HB — keeps track of the current visit. Expires after 13 months.
Both come from Google Analytics 4, provided by Google Ireland Limited. They show us which pages are viewed, how visitors arrive, roughly where they are (country and city), which device and browser they use, and simple interactions like scrolling, outbound links and downloads. Google Analytics doesn’t store IP addresses. We don’t switch on advertising features, Google signals or remarketing, and we never link any of this to your name or email. The full picture is in the privacy policy.
What we don’t use
No advertising cookies, no tracking pixels, no social-media trackers, no embeds that set their own cookies. And until you say yes, nothing loads from Google at all.
The other things on your device
The contact form drafts what you type into your own browser’s local storage, so a closed tab doesn’t eat your message. That data never leaves your device, we can’t read it, and it’s removed when you send. Your cookie choice is kept the same way, so we don’t ask on every page. Neither is a cookie, and neither is sent with any request.
If this changes
If we ever add anything else that sets a cookie, this page changes first and a consent choice appears before anything is set — not after.
Questions: hello@thecomposer.eu.