Cookies
Cookies and the choice stored on your device
A cookie is a small record a site asks your browser to keep and send back later. This page says which records Lucid Workbench Co., Ltd. uses, which it does not, and what changes if you reject them. The broader account of personal information is on the privacy page.
Types
Essential records remember a choice you have already made, such as whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies. Analytics cookies would count visits. This site does not set analytics cookies and does not load a third-party visit counter. Advertising cookies are not used.
The consent banner stores your choice in the browser’s local storage under the key lucid-workbench-cookie-consent, with the value accepted or rejected. That key is not a cookie, but it lives on your device for the same reason: so the banner does not return on every page. A first-party cookie named lw_consent stores the same value.
Table
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| lw_consent | Remembers whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies | 180 days | Lucid Workbench (first party) |
| lucid-workbench-cookie-consent | The same choice, kept in local storage so the banner can stay dismissed | Until you clear site data, or until you choose again | Lucid Workbench (on your device) |
| Analytics cookies | Not set. No visit-counting script is loaded, whether you accept or reject | Not used | None |
Accept and reject
The banner offers Accept cookies and Reject cookies with equal weight. Accept stores the choice and would be the condition for any future visit counter. Reject stores the refusal. Rejecting does not block pages, forms, or commissions. If storage is blocked, the banner may appear again, and the site still works.
How to manage or disable cookies
Use the banner buttons on your first visit. After that, you can clear cookies and site data for lucid-workbench.click in your browser settings, which removes lw_consent and the local storage key. Browser controls differ: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge each have a privacy or site-settings panel where you can block cookies for this host or delete the ones already stored. Blocking all cookies does not stop you reading the pages. It only means we cannot remember the banner choice.
Third parties
Pages request typefaces from Google Fonts (fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com). That request is not a cookie we set. Google may log the connection under its own terms. We do not add advertising pixels, social plugins, or embedded maps. If you block third-party requests, the text remains readable in the browser’s fallback serif.
Effect of disabling
Disabling the consent cookie or clearing local storage only forgets your answer. It does not hide studies, rates, field notes, or the inquiry form. Disabling Google’s font request changes the look of the type, not the words. Because no analytics cookie is in use, refusing cookies does not withhold a feature of the studio’s work.
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