Cookies
What the consent bar stores
Logic Mosaic uses a small local record so the consent bar does not return on every page. The lessons remain available if you reject. This note was revised on 1 September 2026. The wider privacy notice is on the privacy page.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files a site can store in your browser and send back later. Related technologies, including local storage, keep a value on your device without necessarily sending it to a server on each click. The bar on this site uses local storage for your choice.
Types we distinguish
Essential storage is what the site needs to remember a choice you just made, such as dismissing the bar. Analytics cookies would measure visits and paths through the site. Logic Mosaic does not set analytics cookies and does not run a visit counter.
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| logicmosaic-consent | Remembers whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies. Stored in local storage in your browser. Not sent to Logic Mosaic as a form field. | Until you clear site data for this domain. We treat a year as a sensible time to see the bar again if the key is removed. | Logic Mosaic |
Third-party requests
Pages request typefaces from Google Fonts. Your browser connects to Google’s font servers to download those files. That connection is separate from the consent key. Rejecting the bar does not turn the typefaces off, because the pages are meant to remain readable and the reject choice must not block the site. Google’s own policies describe what their servers do with connection data.
How to manage or disable storage
Use the Accept or Reject buttons on the bar. After that, the key sits in local storage. To remove it, use your browser’s site settings for logicmosaic.click and clear cookies and site data. You can also block local storage entirely in the browser. Blocking it means the bar may appear again; the study-room pages still open.
Effect of disabling
If you reject, or if you later delete the key, we simply do not have a stored acceptance. No lesson page, form, or phone number is withheld. The form still asks only for the fields shown on the contact page, and it does not read the consent key.