Cookies
One cookie, set only if you unlock a document. No analytics, no advertising, no third-party trackers — which is why this site shows you no consent banner.
The one cookie we set
Strictly necessary, and only after you use an access code.
| Name | mncrip_docs |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Remembers that you have already entered a valid access code, so you are not asked again for every document you download. |
| Contains | A signed token and an expiry timestamp. No name, email, organisation or identifier. |
| Lifetime | 12 hours — one conference day. |
| Flags | HttpOnly, Secure, SameSite=Lax. It cannot be read by scripts and is not sent on cross-site requests. |
| Set when | You submit a correct access code to unlock the document library. Never otherwise. |
What we do not set
The reason there is no consent banner.
Under the ePrivacy rules a banner is required for cookies that are not strictly necessary. This site sets none, so asking for consent would be theatre.
The site also loads no client-side JavaScript bundle and self-hosts its fonts, so visiting it makes no request to any third-party server.
- No analytics cookies
- No advertising or retargeting cookies
- No social media pixels
- No cross-site tracking
- No fingerprinting
- No third-party embeds that set cookies
Refusing or removing it
Nothing breaks except the document unlock.
You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. Blocking mncrip_docs means you will be asked for your access code again each time you open a controlled document. Every other page works exactly as before.
Server logs
Not cookies, but worth stating.
Our hosting provider records standard request logs — IP address, timestamp, page requested, user agent — as part of serving and securing the site. These are not used to profile visitors. Handling of personal data is set out in the privacy notice .