Cookies
Cookies notice
This page explains the cookies and similar storage used on keenharvest.click. It was last updated on 20 September 2026. The broader account of personal data is in the privacy notice.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to keep and send back later. This site also stores one choice in the browser's local storage, which behaves like a cookie for the purpose of remembering your decision but is not sent to a server with every page.
Types we use
Essential storage remembers whether you accepted or rejected the visit mark, so the banner does not return on every page. Analytics storage is a single first-party visit mark, written only if you accept. We do not run an advertising network, and we do not build a profile of what you read.
Cookies table
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| kh_choice | Stores whether you accepted or rejected the visit mark. | 180 days | Keen Harvest Analytics |
| kh_measure | A first-party mark that a visit was accepted. Written only after Accept. | 30 days | Keen Harvest Analytics |
| keenharvest-cookie-consent | The same choice, kept in local storage so the banner can stay closed. | Until you clear site data | Keen Harvest Analytics |
Third-party cookies
Pages request typefaces from Google Fonts. That request can let Google receive your IP address and set or read its own cookies under Google's policies. We do not add marketing pixels. If a future page embeds a map or a film, this notice will name it before that embed goes live.
How to manage or disable cookies
Use Reject on the banner to refuse the visit mark. Accept stores the mark. You can also clear cookies and site data for keenharvest.click in your browser settings, or block cookies from this host entirely. The banner will show again after the stored choice is removed.
Impact of disabling
Rejecting or blocking cookies does not close any page, form, or reading. The form still sends to the desk. You may see the banner again, and we will not have the visit mark. Blocking Google Fonts may change the typeface to a serif already on your device. The words stay the same.