Cookies and storage
Cookie and Storage Note
The Yeet reference is designed around direct reading and a locally processed homepage checker. It does not set advertising, analytics or third-party cookies, and the withdrawal fit checker does not retain cookie or local-storage state between visits.
A quick storage check can answer most reader questions
If you want to understand what a browser remembers after using the reference, start with the browser’s own site-data panel. That view can show whether the browser associates persistent data with the site. Then review history separately, because visited-page history is not the same thing as cookie or local-storage state.
For the withdrawal fit checker, the important point is continuity: the values used for one scenario are not designed to carry forward as a remembered profile. A later visit begins again from the checker’s normal state. That keeps the tool focused on the present calculation rather than on reconstructing a history of previous withdrawal amounts or review scenarios.
- Inspect site data when you want to see browser-managed storage.
- Review history separately when the question is which pages were visited.
- Use browser clearing controls when a shared device needs a clean local session.
- Remember that browser clearing and hosting-side records are different layers.
This is also why cookie terminology should stay precise. A site can avoid advertising and analytics cookies while the browser still keeps ordinary history or cache. Those categories solve different technical problems and are controlled in different places.
A practical rule is to separate persistence from visibility. Something can be visible during the current browser session without being stored for the next visit. The withdrawal fit checker uses that temporary interaction model, while browser history and cache follow the settings of the browser itself.
For shared-device use, reviewing both site data and browser history gives a more complete picture than checking cookies alone, because those records are managed separately.
The storage model is intentionally lightweight
Across the site, the core pattern is direct reading with browser-managed controls. Advertising, analytics and third-party cookies are not set, and the withdrawal fit checker does not carry its inputs forward in cookies or local storage. Readers can still use normal browser tools whenever they want to inspect or clear site data.
Published by the Yeet team.
