Updated 12 September 2026
Cookies, explained.
The current preview uses hosting security, with no optional analytics or advertising configured by BOTH.
Security cookies
A cookie is a small value stored by your browser. The hosting service can use one to distinguish ordinary visits from automated or abusive traffic. The cookie below was observed in a response from this domain during the website review on 12 September 2026.
- Cookie
__cf_bm- Provider
- Cloudflare, through the website’s hosting service.
- Purpose
- Bot detection and protection against automated traffic.
- Lifetime
- 30 minutes of continuous inactivity, according to Cloudflare.
- Category
- Essential website security.
Cloudflare’s cookie documentation explains this cookie and other cookies that its challenge services may use. This is not a claim that every cookie in that documentation is installed here.
Cookie data may be processed internationally, including in the US. Browser expiry does not define server-log retention; see our privacy notice.
Your choices
There are currently no optional cookie categories to accept or reject. A consent banner would not switch off the hosting service’s necessary security processing. No consent to marketing or analytics is inferred from your visit.
You can block or remove cookies through your browser’s privacy settings. Blocking security cookies may prevent the site from loading or cause repeated security checks. Clearing cookies does not remove information already present in technical logs.
If optional tracking is introduced, it will need a real choice before activation wherever required, with a way to reject it and later withdraw consent. Such tracking is not enabled by this notice.
The writing preview and browser storage
The Both sides preview uses temporary page memory. It does not write your words to cookies, local storage or session storage, or transmit them to BOTH. Reset or reload the page to clear the preview. Motion controls also stay within the current page.
This notice concerns public visits. Separate hosting-account sign-in pages and external links have their own notices and may use different cookies.