Minimal server-side memory by design

The backend keeps short-lived technical cache entries to reduce repeated upstream traffic and enforces rate limits with hashed client identifiers.

The interface can use transient in-memory state while you interact with a page, but it does not maintain a personal lookup history in browser storage.

The site also stores an essential language-preference cookie and, if you explicitly accept it, an analytics-consent cookie that enables Google Analytics.

There are no user accounts, no server-side profiles, no watchlists, and no persistent personal history attached to a user identity.

Raw client IP addresses are not intentionally persisted in application-level logs. Rate limiting uses a short hash derived from request headers.

Google Analytics is disabled by default and is loaded only after you accept analytics cookies from the consent popup.

If you choose essential cookies only, the product continues to work normally and only the language-preference cookie remains necessary for the interface.

When enabled, Google Analytics may process standard usage signals such as page views, navigation flow, approximate location, device data, and interaction timing according to Google's own service terms and privacy practices.