Cookies
Cookie notice
This page describes cookies and similar storage on the Percept Meridian website. The practice itself is a reading room in Daegu teaching Solana cross-chain concepts and bridging safety. Last revised 21 September 2026. See also the privacy notice.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small file a site asks your browser to store, then send back on later visits. Local storage is a related place in the browser that a site can write to. It is not sent automatically with every request the way a cookie is. We use local storage for the banner choice, and we describe it here so you can clear it alongside cookies.
Types we use
Essential storage: one local storage entry that remembers whether you accepted or rejected the banner. Analytics cookies: none. Advertising cookies: none. The site works the same way if you reject the banner. Rejecting does not close pages, block the contact form, or hide fees.
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| percept-meridian-cookie | Stores the word accept or reject so the banner stays dismissed. Kept in local storage, not as a cookie file. | Until you clear site data for this browser | Percept Meridian |
Third parties
Pages request fonts from Google (fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com), including a Korean face so the Jung-gu address renders. That request can set or read cookies under Google’s own rules and can expose your IP address to Google. We do not control those cookies. If you block third-party cookies or the font host, Latin text falls back to a standard sans on your device, and Korean letters in the address depend on a font already installed there.
How to manage or disable storage
Use the Reject button on the banner to record a refusal. To remove the choice, clear local storage for perceptmeridian.click in your browser settings, or remove the key percept-meridian-cookie. Browser help pages for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge explain how to clear cookies and site data. Blocking all cookies does not remove local storage; clear site data if you want the key gone.
Impact of disabling
If you reject or delete the key, the banner appears again on the next visit. Seminars, fees, field notes, and the contact form remain available. Blocking the font host changes the typefaces, and Korean letters in the address then depend on a font already on the device.