Session storage
After an enquiry, the current browser tab stores an opaque receipt token so it can reconcile the same submission instead of creating a duplicate. It does not contain your name, email, message or wallet information. Session storage normally ends with the tab session, although browser restoration can vary. Clearing site data removes it and may prevent that browser from checking the receipt.
Browser and CDN caching
Browsers and Bunny CDN can cache public HTML, styles, scripts, fonts and images for delivery and performance. Private API responses are not intended for shared caching. Browser controls can clear or limit local cache; a CDN can retain a public asset until its configured expiry or purge.
Technical delivery data
Opening a page sends the IP address, requested path, timestamp, browser or protocol details and security signals to Bunny CDN and the Hetzner-hosted origin. This is request data, not a cookie. It is used to deliver, secure and troubleshoot the service. Log retention follows the operational and security purpose, rotation settings and any incident or legal-preservation requirement; the providers’ notices describe their separate handling.
Your choices
You can browse without accepting an advertising or analytics cookie banner because those technologies are not used in the current build. Browser settings can clear session storage and cache. Blocking all storage or scripts can prevent the encrypted enquiry form from working; email remains available at hello@orrerie.com.