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Cookie policy

Last updated 22 October 2026

This site sets two cookies, both for analytics, and only if you agreed to them. There is no sign-in, so there is no session cookie.

Your current choice

You have not made a choice yet, so no analytics cookies are set.

Every cookie, in full

NameTypePurposeLifetime
_gaAnalytics — consent requiredGoogle Analytics: distinguishes one visitor from another so page views can be counted.2 years
_ga_<ID>Analytics — consent requiredGoogle Analytics: keeps session state for this specific property.2 years

The site also uses your browser's local storage — not a cookie — to remember your cookie choice itself. The demo uses local storage the same way the app does, for interface preferences. None of it is sent anywhere.

The analytics cookies, and how they behave

  • Nothing loads before you agree. Decline, and the Google Analytics script is never downloaded — so Google is not contacted at all, not even to be told you refused.
  • Declining costs you nothing. Every feature works identically. There is no nag, no reduced functionality, and the banner does not come back.
  • Advertising signals are off. Google Signals and ad personalisation are explicitly disabled, so the data cannot be joined to an advertising profile or used for remarketing.
  • Changing your mind deletes the cookies. Withdrawing consent expires _ga and _ga_<ID> on your device immediately and stops all further measurement.

Google is the recipient of this data and acts as our processor; the transfer is to the United States. See §§2 and 4 of the privacy policy for the legal detail.

The app on your machine

Limn itself runs on your computer. It has no sign-in and no analytics, and it sets no cookies whatsoever.

Browser-level controls

You can also block or delete cookies in your browser's settings, or use Google's own Analytics opt-out extension.

Questions about any of this: wakemana@gmail.com.

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Pictures: Nicholas Hilliard, self-portrait, 1577; a leaf from a Book of Hours, around 1500 (The Met); Jacques de Guyse at his desk, Master of Antoine Rolin, around 1500; illuminated initials H and N (Art Institute of Chicago, CC0). Public domain or CC0.

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