2. What we use instead
The quiz has twelve screens spread over several pages, so it has to remember where
you are. It does that with sessionStorage — a store the browser keeps
for the tab you have open. One entry is used:
kidletix.quiz— a randomly generated session identifier, the step you are on, and the answers you have given so far.
Unlike a cookie, this entry is not attached to network requests automatically, it cannot be read by other websites, and it is deleted when you close the tab. The identifier is a random value: it is not derived from your device, and it is not matched against anything outside this site.
The answers themselves are also sent to our database, so that we can count how far people get. That part is described in the Privacy Policy.
3. How to clear it
Close the tab — the entry goes with it. You can also clear site data for this domain in your browser settings at any time.
If you block browser storage entirely, the site still opens, but the quiz will forget your answers each time you move to another page, and the plan page will send you back to the first question.
4. Third-party content
Google Fonts. Every page loads the Poppins typeface from
fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com. Loading a font
does not set a cookie, but the request does reach Google’s servers, which see your
IP address and user agent.
YouTube. The landing page shows a still image of our promotional video, not
a player. Nothing is requested from YouTube until you click it. When you do, the
player is loaded from youtube-nocookie.com, which reduces — but does not
remove — what YouTube stores in your browser. From that moment YouTube’s own policies
apply to the player.
5. No analytics, no ad pixels
There is no Google Analytics on this site, no Meta pixel, no advertising tag and no third-party tracking script of any kind. The step-by-step counts we look at are written straight from the page into our own database, and no other party receives them.
6. If this changes
We plan to add a web analytics tool later, so that we can tell which advertising brings visitors. Analytics tools normally do set cookies. If that happens, this section will list what is set, by whom and why, and the date at the top of the page will change. Nothing is added quietly.