Cookie & Local Storage Technical Disclosure
Last updated: January 2026. This policy explains how sortbenchtonictrailies.motorcycles manages client-side storage technologies, strictly for technical functionality and persistent user-directed actions.
1. What Technologies We Use
Unlike conventional marketing websites that load dozens of external tracking scripts, advertising networks, and cross-site behavioral telemetry, sortbenchtonictrailies.motorcycles maintains a clean, zero-dependency static codebase. We do not use third-party HTTP tracking cookies. Instead, we use HTML5 Web Storage (specifically localStorage) to maintain state between page navigations.
2. Detailed Table of Client-Side Storage Keys
| Key Identifier | Technology | Category | Specific Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| cookie_consent_status | localStorage | Essential | Records your choice ('accept', 'reject', or 'custom') regarding non-essential interaction telemetry. | Persistent until cleared |
| cookie_pref_analytics | localStorage | Functional | Stores whether you have toggled operational tool evaluation logging in the preferences modal. | Persistent until cleared |
| maintenance_checklist_state | localStorage | Functional | Stores an array of completed checklist IDs on the Maintenance Systems page so your audit is not lost on reload. | Persistent until cleared |
3. Detailed Breakdown of Storage Categories
A. Essential Local Storage
Essential storage keys are strictly required for the core technical delivery of the website. Without these keys, your consent decisions would be forgotten on every page reload, causing the consent banner to continually obstruct the screen on every click. Essential storage cannot be disabled without breaking basic user interface continuity.
B. Functional Local Storage
Functional storage enables rich, client-side utility features designed to make this website genuinely helpful to fleet operators. Specifically, when you check off brake pad thickness, rotor runout, or tire pressure steps on our Maintenance Systems page, your selections are stored locally in your browser. If you navigate to the Contact page to ask a technical question and return to Maintenance, your checklist remains intact.
4. Managing and Clearing Stored Data
Because these keys exist in your browser's local sandbox, you retain complete sovereignty over them. You can delete or modify these keys at any moment:
- In this application: Click the button at any time to open the configuration modal and adjust your permissions.
- In Google Chrome / Chromium: Open Developer Tools (F12) → Application → Local Storage → Right click and choose "Clear".
- In Mozilla Firefox: Open Developer Tools (F12) → Storage → Local Storage → Select domain → Click "Delete All".
- In Apple Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data → Search for domain → Click "Remove".
5. Zero External Analytics or Ad Exchanges
We do not load external analytics SDKs, tag managers, social media tracking widgets, or advertising networks. Your IP address and browsing patterns are not shared with, sold to, or cross-referenced by third-party data brokers. For any questions regarding our storage practices, contact our operational desk at [email protected].