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Cookie Policy

Version of September 2, 2026

One cookie is used on this site. Four facts describe it completely.

Name
qd_cookie_consent
Set by
quendavio.com — a first-party cookie, unreadable by anyone else
Contents
The answer you gave the banner, accepted or refused, and nothing besides
Lifetime
Six months from the moment it is written

Why it is there

To stop the banner asking a question you have already answered. That is its whole function. It contains no identifier, records nothing about where you have been, and is read only by the small script that manages the banner itself.

Why the list stops at one

Cookie policies run long when a site carries other companies’ code, because every measurement script, advertising tag, embedded player and social button arrives with storage of its own. None of that is present here.

No analytics platform. No tag manager. No advertising network, remarketing tag or conversion pixel. No session recorder, no heatmap, no visitor counter. No embedded video, map or comment system. No social button. No externally hosted font. Every file the browser requests is served from quendavio.com itself, which means no outside company is ever put in a position to see that you were here.

It follows — and it is more useful to say it than to imply it — that Accept all and Reject all leave your browser in exactly the same condition. Nothing is measured either way. The banner exists so that a choice is genuinely offered and genuinely recorded, not because a refusal costs you a feature.

Changing the answer

Consent you cannot easily withdraw is not consent at all. The control below deletes the stored answer and reopens the banner so the decision can be taken again from the beginning.

Closing the banner without pressing a button is not agreement, and nothing is written until one of the two is used.

Handling it in the browser

Every browser can list, block or delete cookies for a single site without affecting others. Chrome and Edge keep the controls under privacy and security; Firefox uses the same heading; Safari places them in the privacy part of settings; the Android version of each puts them under site settings. Removing this domain’s entry deletes the consent cookie, and the banner reappears on your next visit.

Blocking cookies for quendavio.com costs nothing: every page reads in full with cookies disabled, and with JavaScript disabled too.

Questions

Send them to [email protected]. The handling of personal information generally is set out in the Privacy Policy.