Cookies

This is a short page, because there is very little to say.

Last changed 6 September 2026.

If you're just looking, there are none

Browse Airframe without signing in and it sets no cookies at all. Not one. You can check: open your browser's developer tools, look at storage, and the list for this site is empty.

Sign in and there is exactly one

name	what it does	how long
session	Remembers that it's you, so you don't have to type your password on every page	30 days, or until you sign out

It holds nothing but a signed note saying which account is signed in. It is marked so that a script on the page cannot read it, so another website cannot make your browser use it, and so it is only ever sent over an encrypted connection.

Why there's no "accept cookies" box

Because there is nothing to ask you about. The rules that make websites show those boxes apply to cookies used for tracking, advertising, or measuring what visitors do. Cookies that are strictly necessary for something you explicitly asked for are exempt, and staying signed in after you asked to sign in is the textbook example.

Airframe has no others. No analytics, no advertising, no measurement, no third-party scripts, nothing embedded from anywhere else, not even outside fonts. So a banner would be asking your permission for something that isn't happening, and clicking it would achieve nothing.

If that ever changes, the banner appears and this page changes with it.

Getting rid of it

Press Sign out and it's gone. Or clear cookies for this site in your browser, which signs you out. Blocking it entirely is fine too, and everything except signing in will still work.