Avoid entering personal details anywhere you are asked for them after following a link from this site, unless you have first checked that destination's own privacy information. This page explains the small amount of visit counting this site performs, how its files are delivered, and where its responsibility ends.
Counting
This site counts its own traffic with a first-party visit beacon. The beacon runs when you arrive from a search engine. On those visits it records four items: the path of the page you opened, the type of event (a page view or a click), the name of the search engine that referred you, and the text of any outbound button you click.
The purpose of this information is narrow. It tells the site how many times each page is viewed and how often its outbound buttons are clicked. That traffic count is the single use the site makes of it. The counting is handled by the site itself, so the visit details go to this domain rather than to an outside analytics service, an advertising network or a data broker.
To keep that count accurate, the site places one session view flag in your browser. Its job is to make sure a single page view is counted once, even if you reload the page. The flag belongs to the current browser session and ends when that session ends. It is the only item the site keeps in your browser. It is not a persistent identifier, and the site does not use cookies.
For you, this means your visit adds to a page tally and a click tally. The site has no forms, no login, no registration and no user account, so there is nowhere on it for you to type a name, an e-mail address or payment details.
Hosting
Every page is a self-contained static file served by a content delivery network. As the hosting provider, that network processes the technical data that comes with every request a browser makes, which is how any web page reaches your screen.
Each page carries everything it needs. Fonts are embedded locally, and the site loads no external subresources, so while a page is being displayed your browser fetches its files from this domain alone and does not contact any outside host.
Links
Some pages contain outbound links to third-party sites. When you follow one, your browser opens a separate site and sends its request directly to that site, which keeps its own record of the visit. This site does not control the privacy practices of those destinations. Anything you share there falls under that site's own terms, which is why the instruction at the top of this page matters.
Limits
This page describes only the mechanisms listed above: the visit beacon, the session view flag, self-contained pages with locally embedded fonts, outbound links, and static hosting on a content delivery network. It makes no statement about any other practice.
The site also offers no contact channels. It asks for no consent, no account and no personal detail, because none of its features need any of these from you. If you are ever asked to supply personal information in this site's name through a channel described nowhere on this page, treat that request with caution and do not submit your details.