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Last updated 13 October 2026

Cookies and storage

This site sets no cookies for visitors, and nothing on it tracks you: no analytics, no advertising, no social buttons, no fonts or scripts from other sites. Here is everything that is stored in a browser, and why.

WhatWhere, and for whomWhyHow longKind
hub (cookie)This site, only in the owner's browser after they sign in to the dashboardKeeps the owner signed in. It holds a signature, not the password.14 days, or until signing outStrictly necessary
veduta_me (cookie)This site, only in the owner's browser after they sign inKeeps the owner's own visits and downloads out of the counts.2 years; the dashboard can remove itFunctional, owner only
Web app storage (vd. entries in local storage)Your browser, only when you use the web apps at /web or /app (they share it)Keeps your settings, price keys, watchlist, portfolio, tracked stocks, recent prices and headlines, the shared record and today's count of Twelve Data requests (to stay within its free limit), so the app works and remembers them.Until you clear them (Settings > Clear data, or your browser's site data). Saved prices and headlines for symbols no longer on a list, in the portfolio or tracked, and quotes and headlines more than a day old, are deleted when the app starts.Strictly necessary
Web app offline copies (service worker caches veduta-web- and veduta-app-)Your browser, only when you use a web appA copy of the web app's own files, so it opens without a connection.Until a new version replaces it, or you use Settings > Clear data, or clear the site's dataStrictly necessary
Google's cookiesGoogle, only if you press "Load the form" on the feedback pageSet by Google for its form, under Google's own policy.As Google sets themGoogle's, after you ask for the form

Under the EU's ePrivacy rules, as the Italian Garante applies them in its 2021 guidelines on cookies, consent is needed for cookies and similar storage that are not strictly necessary for something the person asked for. Everything above is either strictly necessary for what you are doing (the owner's sign-in, the web app keeping your own data) or, in Google's case, only appears after you ask to load Google's form. So there is nothing to accept or refuse, and the site does not show a banner pretending to ask.

If anything that needs consent is ever added, this page will list it and the site will ask before setting it.

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The privacy page says what the site and the apps process and keep. Questions: Write to whoisgetlost@gmail.com.