Privacy
The household examples are already written. Glass & Plate does not ask a visitor to enter meals, symptoms, package photographs, medicine records or answers to those examples. There is no personal assessment to save.
Temporary reading controls
The larger-text control changes reading size within the open page. It uses temporary page memory, without a preference cookie or browser-storage record, and a reload returns to the standard size. Native topic links change the fragment in the address and can appear in browser history.
The library is a visible directory, with no search or filtering form. Topic navigation and the text-size action do not send a custom request containing visitor answers. These features do not include accounts, uploads, a site analytics integration or an advertising pixel.
A web page still makes requests
Opening a page requires a request to the hosting infrastructure. Ordinary request information may include the address requested, time, browser details and IP address. Browser caches, history and extensions can also affect what is retained on a device.
The absence of a questionnaire is not a promise of anonymity or zero traffic. This policy does not establish a particular retention period for infrastructure logs or claim control over a reader’s browser settings.
Following a source or offer
External documents and the Green Scene offer open another website. The offer includes publication and article attribution fields. The destination may also receive ordinary browser or referrer information and operate its own cookies, accounts and payment services.
Consult that destination’s current privacy information before giving it personal information. Glass & Plate cannot make decisions about a seller’s order records or account data through its fixed reader. No health or purchasing information needs to be entered to read the articles.