1. Categories of Cookies We Use
FrontierPeak uses only strictly necessary cookies and localStorage entries. We do not use analytics cookies, advertising cookies, social media cookies, or any form of third-party tracking.
Strictly necessary cookies are those without which the platform could not function correctly — specifically, remembering whether you have confirmed your age and whether you have made a cookie consent choice. Without these, the age gate and cookie banner would reappear on every page you visit, which would be both annoying and technically broken behaviour on some browsers.
2. Complete Cookie and LocalStorage Inventory
The following table lists every item stored on your device by FrontierPeak:
| Name | Type | Category | Purpose | Expiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| pe_age_ok | Cookie + localStorage | Strictly Necessary | Stores your age confirmation (value: "1"). Prevents repeated age-gate prompts across all pages. | 180 days |
| pe_age_ok_exp | localStorage only | Strictly Necessary | Stores the expiry timestamp for pe_age_ok. Used to honour expiry in localStorage (which has no native TTL). | 180 days |
| pe_consent_v2 | Cookie + localStorage | Strictly Necessary | Stores your cookie consent choice as a JSON object {a:bool, ads:bool, v:1}. Prevents repeated cookie banner appearance. | 180 days |
| pe_consent_v2_exp | localStorage only | Strictly Necessary | Stores the expiry timestamp for pe_consent_v2. | 180 days |
That is the complete list. There are no hidden cookies, no third-party cookies set by us, and no persistent identifiers beyond what is shown above.
3. localStorage and the File:// Fallback
FrontierPeak stores consent and age preferences in both browser cookies and the localStorage API. This dual-write approach exists because browser cookies are not shared between different file:// URLs (each file is treated as a separate origin), while localStorage is shared within a local directory tree. Storing in both ensures your preferences persist correctly whether you access the site via https:// (the normal case) or via a local file:// path (as developers and testers often do).
The localStorage entries expire at the same time as their corresponding cookies. Our JavaScript checks the expiry timestamp (stored as a companion _exp entry) and removes expired items automatically.
4. Reopen Cookie Controls
A small "🍪" button is visible in the bottom-left corner of every page after you have made your initial cookie choice. Clicking it reopens the cookie preference panel, allowing you to change your consent at any time. Clicking "Decline" removes advertising consent (which is off by default anyway on FrontierPeak). Clicking "Accept" sets analytics consent to true — though at present FrontierPeak does not use any analytics service, so this choice has no practical effect.
You can also use this page's button to reopen preferences:
5. Browser-Side Controls
You can view and delete all cookies and localStorage entries stored by FrontierPeak using your browser's developer tools:
- Chrome: Press F12 → Application tab → Cookies (left panel) and Storage → Local Storage.
- Firefox: Press F12 → Storage tab → Cookies and Local Storage.
- Safari: Enable Developer menu (Preferences → Advanced) → Develop → Show Web Inspector → Storage tab.
- Edge: Press F12 → Application tab → Cookies and Local Storage.
Deleting the pe_age_ok and pe_consent_v2 entries will cause the age gate and cookie banner to reappear on your next visit. This is expected behaviour — those entries exist precisely to prevent repeated prompts.
6. Third-Party Cookies
FrontierPeak does not set third-party cookies. The third-party services we load (Google Fonts, unpkg.com for Bootstrap) may set cookies or record connection-level data on their own servers. We do not control this. Both services are used for purely functional purposes (fonts, CSS library). We do not share any user data with them beyond the implicit technical data of a CDN request (IP address, browser user agent, requested resource path).
7. Advertising Cookies
FrontierPeak has no advertising programme. We do not serve ads, we do not use advertising networks, and we do not set advertising cookies. Our Google Consent Mode v2 implementation initialises all advertising-related consent signals as "denied" by default. This means that even if advertising functionality were ever added, it would not activate without explicit user consent.
8. Changes to This Cookie Info
If we change which cookies we use, we will update this page. Material changes will be communicated via a notice on the homepage. Last updated: May 2026.
9. Questions
If you have any questions about how FrontierPeak uses cookies or localStorage, contact us at [email protected].