Cookie notice
This notice explains cookies and similar storage on resource-flowhub.digital. It should be read with the Privacy Policy.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files a site stores in your browser. This site also uses localStorage for the banner choice. Neither is used here to build a marketing profile.
Types we use
Essential. The banner key resourceFlowhub_cookieConsent remembers Accept or Reject so the bar does not return on every page load. The site works if you reject; you will simply see the bar again if storage is cleared.
Analytics. Optional measurement cookies load only after Accept. They help us see which field-note URLs are requested. They are not required to read rates, legal pages, or contact details.
Cookie table
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| resourceFlowhub_cookieConsent | Stores Accept or Reject for the cookie banner | Until you clear site data | Resource Flowhub (first party, localStorage) |
| rf_analytics | Optional page-path counts after Accept | 6 months | Resource Flowhub (first party) |
| fonts.googleapis.com / fonts.gstatic.com | Delivers display and body typefaces | Set by Google Fonts; typically up to 1 year | Google Fonts (third party) |
Third-party cookies
Typefaces are requested from Google Fonts. That request may set cookies or see your IP address according to Google’s own policy. Images on this site are loaded from Unsplash’s public image hosts; those hosts may see the image request. Veve is reached only if you follow the “Available in Veve” link; their cookies are then their responsibility.
How to manage or disable cookies
Use Reject on the banner to refuse analytics. Use your browser settings to block or delete cookies and localStorage for this domain. You can also use private browsing.
Impact of disabling
Rejecting analytics does not hide assessments, rates, or contact information and does not stop phone or email. Blocking all storage may show the banner on every visit. Blocking third-party fonts may fall back to system typefaces; the pages remain readable.