Cookies · what is stored
No tracking cookies. One list, in your browser.
This page is short because the answer is short. There is no analytics package, no advertising pixel and no consent banner to dismiss, because there is nothing to consent to.
Cookies set by maksfs
None. The site does not write a cookie, does not read one, and does not run a session on the server. Nothing about your visit is stored in a cookie by this page.
What is stored instead
Your case-and-kit list is kept in a local storage key in your own browser. Local storage is not a cookie: it is not attached to requests, it is not sent to the server, and it is scoped to this origin on this device. It exists because the hand-off to Amazon needs the picks to survive a page change.
The list page has a button that empties the key. Browser settings that clear site data will also remove it, and with it any record of what you had filed.
Third-party requests
Web fonts are requested from Google's font service when a page loads. That request is necessary to render the typography and is the reason for the small preconnect hints in the page head. Google's own privacy terms cover what it records when it serves a font file.
Following a product link takes you to Amazon, which may set cookies under its own policy and its own consent rules. That is an Amazon decision made after you leave this page, and it is outside maksfs's control.
How to get rid of the list
The list can be emptied from its own page. Wiping site data for this domain in the browser settings does the same job. Nothing has to be undone on a server, because nothing ever reached one.
If a browser blocks local storage entirely — some private modes do — the add buttons will appear to work but the list page will come back empty. The shelves and the carrier schedule still work normally.
If any of this ever changes
If a cookie or an analytics tool is ever added, this page will name it, say what it does and give a way to refuse it before it runs. Until then, this page describes the whole of what is stored.
Notice dated October 2026.