
Exactly what this site stores on your device, what for, and how to change your mind.
Last updated: 21 August 2026
The law is not only about "cookies": it covers any information stored on your device or read back from it. That is why the table below also lists browser local storage, which is technically not a cookie and which you should not have to care about the name of.
The list is taken from this site’s own source code, one row for each thing that is actually written. It is not an example list.
| Name | Set by | Type | What for | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|---|
dr_attr | Don Rayo | Necessary | Remembers which campaign or link first brought you here, so the form never has to ask. It holds nothing that identifies you. | 30 days |
dr_consent | Don Rayo | Necessary (local storage, not a cookie) | Stores your decision about this policy, together with the policy version and the date. It is what stops us asking again on every page. | Until you clear it, or until this policy’s version changes |
__Host-dr_applicant | Don Rayo | Necessary | Keeps you signed in to the job applications area. It is only created if you sign in, and does not exist for other visitors. | The session’s own lifetime; cleared on sign-out |
_ga | Analytics — only with your consent | Tells one visit from another so they can be counted. | 2 years (Google’s default) | |
_ga_WDM4RMVF6X | Analytics — only with your consent | Keeps the analytics session state for this property. | 2 years (Google’s default) | |
__cf_bm | Cloudflare | Necessary — security | Tells people apart from automated bots. Cloudflare sets it while protecting the site, before the request reaches our server. | Around 30 minutes |
cf_clearance | Cloudflare | Necessary — security | Only set if Cloudflare shows you a security challenge: it remembers that you passed it so you are not asked again. If you never see that challenge, this cookie never comes into existence. | Temporary: set by Cloudflare when the challenge is passed, and it expires on its own |
Until you accept analytics this site loads nothing at all from Google: no script, and not a single request to their servers. The two Google cookies in the table never come into existence.
At the foot of any page there is a "Preferences" button. Open it and change whatever you like: withdrawing consent takes exactly as much effort as giving it, and when you withdraw it we delete the Google cookies from your device.
You can also block or delete cookies from your browser settings. Note that if you block the necessary ones, parts of the site may stop behaving as you would expect — for example we will ask you about cookies on every page, because we will not be able to remember that you already answered.
If we add a new purpose or change what we store, we will update this table, raise the policy version and ask you again. Your earlier consent is never reused for something you did not read.