Essential storage. Clear purposes.
This registry uses administrator sign-in cookies and a browser preference for our information notice. It has no analytics or advertising tracking.
Updated 16 October 2026
What is stored in your browser
| Name and type | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|
pr_sessionEssential cookie | Keeps an authorised administrator signed in. It is set after successful administrator sign-in. | Up to 8 hours; removed on sign-out. |
pr_oidc_stateEssential cookie | Protects the administrator sign-in handoff and checks the returning response. | Up to 10 minutes; removed when the sign-in response is handled. |
project-registry:privacy-noticeLocal browser storage | Remembers dismissal of the notice, its version and an expiry time. It contains no form answers or contact details and is not sent with page requests. | The dismissal is valid for 180 days. |
The sign-in cookies are for administrator access. You do not need an administrator account to browse projects or send a public enquiry when the form is open.
What the notice button does
“Got it” dismisses the notice and saves that preference in this browser. It does not consent to marketing, sign you up for updates or enable optional tracking.
After 180 days, the notice is shown again and the expired preference is cleared when you next visit. An updated notice version may also make it appear again. If browser storage is blocked, you can still dismiss it for the current visit.
Your browser controls
You can remove cookies or site storage through your browser settings. Removing the notice preference makes the notice appear again. Blocking essential sign-in cookies may prevent administrator access.
Cookies and browser preferences are separate from information already submitted through a form. Read about retention of submitted requests or use the contact in the privacy notice to ask for a change.
Other services
This notice applies to the Project Registry. Opening the main Coding Reality website, an email app or WhatsApp takes you to a separate service with its own storage and privacy information.