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Cookies

This page describes what the Øresund Bridge FAQ actually stores in your browser — and why there is no cookie banner on this site.

In short: this website does not intentionally set cookies. There is no analytics, no advertising, no social plugin and no embedded third-party content on these pages.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website can ask your browser to store, either for the duration of your visit or for a longer period. They are commonly used to keep you logged in, to remember preferences or to measure how a site is used. Similar storage technologies, such as local storage in the browser, serve comparable purposes.

Cookies on this website

None of the pages on this website set first-party cookies for analytics, advertising, personalisation or profiling, and no third-party cookies are loaded through them. Your browser may still hold cookies from other websites you have visited; those are unrelated to this site.

Local interface behaviour

The homepage includes a small amount of JavaScript for two purposes only:

Neither of these scripts writes to cookies, local storage or session storage, and neither of them sends data anywhere. When you close the page, nothing about your visit is retained in your browser by this website.

Why there is no consent banner

A consent banner is used where non-essential cookies are actually set — typically for analytics or advertising. Because this site sets none, a banner would only offer controls that would have nothing to control. The site therefore does not display one.

Hosting records are not cookies

The server that delivers these pages may record technical request data for security and operational reasons. That is server-side logging, not storage in your browser. The privacy page explains it.

How to control cookies in your browser

Even though this site sets no cookies, you can manage or delete cookies from any site in your browser settings. Blocking cookies here will not change how the pages work, because no feature depends on them.

If the site changes later

Should analytics, embedded media, advertising or a functioning newsletter be added in the future, this page must be updated and an appropriate consent mechanism introduced before those features are activated. Until then, no such technologies are present.

Version 1.0 · 1 October 2026 · This text is a general template, not legal advice.