Cookie Policy
This page explains, in plain terms, what a cookie does on this site, which categories we use, and how you can control them.
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They allow the site to remember certain information between page loads, such as your cookie consent preference or whether the mobile menu was open. Cookies used here do not read files already on your device or capture keystrokes.
These cookies are essential for the website to function correctly, such as remembering your cookie preference itself so you're not asked repeatedly. They cannot be disabled through the preference panel because the site cannot operate properly without them.
If enabled, these cookies help us understand, in aggregate and de-identified form, which pages and course modules are visited most often, so we can prioritize which topics to expand. They are optional and require your consent before activation.
These remember interface preferences, such as whether you've already viewed a blog modal or dismissed a particular notice, to make repeat visits smoother. They are optional and require your consent before activation.
These would be used only if this website runs measured advertising campaigns in the future, to understand aggregate campaign performance. They are optional, disabled by default, and require your explicit consent before activation. At the time of this policy's last update, no advertising cookies are actively deployed.
You can open the cookie preference panel at any time using the small card in the top-left corner of any page on this site, or by clearing your browser's stored cookies, which will reset your preference and prompt the panel again on your next visit. Preferences are stored locally under a cookie named "hx_consent" for up to 180 days.