Cookie policy

This site sets no cookies: none of its own, none from third parties, none from its host, and why there is no banner.

1What a cookie is

A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser to remember something between pages or between visits: that you are signed in, your language, or —the case the law worries about— what you looked at, in order to measure you or to show you advertising. Spanish law (article 22.2 of the LSSI) requires informed, prior consent to install any cookie that is not strictly necessary to provide the service you asked for.

The same applies to equivalent forms of storage: localStorage, sessionStorage, local databases, and browser fingerprinting.

2What exactly this site uses

Start with what is not here, which is still true: no cookie set by Clipper Hub, no Google Analytics, no Meta or TikTok pixel, no ad network, no fonts or icons served from anywhere else. The sponsorships are text and images hosted right here, with no auction behind them. Which one appears in each slot is chosen by our server from what the page tells it (which page, country, language, device), not from who you are, and without writing anything to your browser.

And now what is here: nothing, as long as you have not marked a favourite, switched between light and dark mode or answered the cookie notice. Not one cookie, not one script from another domain. And three storage keys, which only appear if you do one of those three things:

• clipperhub-favoritos, in localStorage. It is created when you mark a campaign with the bookmark in the table, and it holds the identifiers of the campaigns you have marked. Nothing else: no dates, no identifier of yours. It never leaves your browser —the site does not send it to any server— and it disappears when you unmark the last one or clear the site's data.
• clipperhub-tema, in localStorage. It is created when you use the moon or sun button to pick a mode other than your system's, and it holds a single word: dark or light. It lets the other pages open in the same mode. It never leaves your browser, and it disappears if you go back to your system's mode or clear the site's data.
• clipperhub-medicion, in localStorage. It is created only if you answer the cookie notice. If you accept the "Measurement" category, it holds the date of your first visit, the date of the last one and on how many different days you have come; once a day, the site sends the server how many days have passed, with no identifier. If you reject it, it holds a single word, no, so you are not asked again. It lasts until you clear the site's data or change your answer here: Change my cookie settings

There is one more thing, and it is neither a cookie nor storage. When you leave the home page for a campaign page, the site notes in that tab's history (history.state) the page of the list you were on, the filters you had set and how far you had scrolled, so it can put you back there if you return with "Back". The browser does the same for any page: it lives in that tab's history, nobody else reads it, it is not sent to any server and it disappears when you close the tab.

The complete list fits in these lines.

You should check this rather than take our word for it. Open your browser's developer tools (F12), go to the Application or Storage tab, and look at Cookies, Local Storage and Session Storage for this domain: they are empty, except for those keys if you have marked favourites, switched the mode or answered the notice. In the Network tab you will see every request go to this same domain and to no other.

3The cookie notice

Article 22.2 of the Spanish LSSI requires informed, prior consent to store in your browser anything that is not strictly necessary. The favourites list and the chosen mode do not need it: it is storage you ask for, for a feature you use, and the same article exempts what is strictly necessary to provide the service the user has requested.

Knowing whether you come back does need it, because it is for measuring and not for something you asked for. So the site asks before storing anything, with a cookie notice at the bottom of the page: "I agree" and "I decline" on equal terms —same size, same colour, one click—, and "Change my preferences" to choose by category: "Necessary", always on, and "Measurement", off until you switch it on. If you do not answer, nothing is stored. While we measure how much it gets in the way, the notice is shown on one in ten visits that have not answered yet. Storing your "no" so you are not asked again is exempt: it serves to respect your choice.

It is worth saying what that does not mean. It does not mean the site is blind: the server that serves these pages (Cloudflare, Inc., United States) sees, like any server, your IP address, which page you asked for, when, and with which browser, because without that it cannot deliver it. Those are technical logs, not cookies, and they do not allow anyone to follow you from site to site or build a profile.

And what the server counts without asking you —pages, exits, filters, where you come from— stores nothing in your browser and carries no identifier; it is explained in the privacy policy.

4What is outside our control

Three caveats:

• The hosting provider (Cloudflare, Inc., United States) may use strictly technical cookies —security, load balancing or protection against attacks— if any were ever needed to serve the page. Those are exempt from consent under article 22.2 of the LSSI itself, they are not used to profile anyone, and this site cannot access them. As of this version, an ordinary visit receives none.
• That is checked, not assumed. The claim that there are no cookies comes from a measurement on the published site, not from a configuration setting. It is repeated whenever the hosting is touched, and if anything ever turned up it would be documented here as soon as it was spotted.
• If this page is displayed inside another platform —embedded in a portal, a shop or a third-party app— that platform applies its own cookies and its own policy, over which Clipper Hub has no say. In that case the valid information about those cookies is whatever the host platform publishes.

5Cookies from the sites we link to

When you click a link and leave, the destination site does whatever it likes with its cookies. In particular, affiliate links usually install an attribution cookie on the destination site, so that it knows you arrived from here and can pay the corresponding commission if you buy something.

That cookie is set by the destination, not by this site; its lifetime is fixed by each programme —typically from a few days to a couple of months— and it is governed by that destination's privacy and cookie policies, which are worth reading there. It does not pass your identity or your browsing to Clipper Hub: it only lets the platform settle a commission.

6If this ever changes

The commitment, which stands for everything within the owner's control:

• if Clipper Hub added analytics, measured advertising or any feature with non-exempt cookies of its own, this page would be updated before switching it on, a banner would appear with genuine options to accept and reject on equal terms, and nothing would be installed without prior consent;
• if the host ever started installing something of its own, it would be documented here as soon as it was spotted, even though the decision would not be the owner's.

7How to control cookies in your browser

You can review and delete this site's cookies —and the ones other sites have left you— at any time from your browser's settings:

• Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data.
• Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data.
• Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data.
• Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions.
• Android and iOS: your browser's settings, under privacy.

Blocking cookies entirely does not affect this site, which is static HTML and works the same without any: there is no session to keep and no preference to remember. If you block this domain's cookies you will not notice any difference, because there are none to block.

Last updated: 7 October 2026.