Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how 2026eclipse.live and configured service providers may use cookies and similar technologies.
Effective date and last update: 5 August 2026.
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file stored by a website through a browser. Cookies can remember settings, support security, measure use of a website or help deliver advertising.
Similar technologies may include local storage, pixels, tags, web beacons and identifiers associated with a browser or device.
Categories used on this website
Strictly necessary cookies
These support functions necessary to deliver or protect the website, such as security, network management, load balancing, consent records and administrative sessions. The website may not function correctly without them.
Functional cookies
These may remember choices or support optional features, such as map preferences, language, interface state or embedded services.
Analytics cookies
If analytics is enabled, these technologies help measure visits, page use, device categories, approximate location and performance. They help identify which guides are useful and where the website is failing.
Advertising cookies
If advertising is enabled, Google and other advertising providers may use cookies or similar technologies to deliver and measure ads, limit how often an ad appears, prevent fraud and, where permitted and consented to, personalise advertising.
Google services
The website uses Google Site Kit to connect selected Google services. Depending on the modules enabled, these may include Google Analytics and Google AdSense.
Third-party vendors, including Google, may use cookies to serve ads based on a visitor’s prior visits to this website or other websites. Information about Google’s advertising cookies is available in Google’s advertising technologies policy.
You can manage Google advertising preferences through Google Ads Settings.
Consent choices
Where applicable law requires consent, eligible analytics, advertising and other non-essential technologies should remain disabled until the visitor makes a choice.
The website’s consent message should provide a way to:
- Accept eligible purposes.
- Reject non-essential purposes.
- Manage more detailed choices.
- Change or withdraw consent later.
Withdrawing consent does not affect processing that occurred lawfully before withdrawal.
Embedded third-party content
Maps, videos, livestreams, social-media features and other embedded content may be supplied by third parties. Those services may set their own cookies when the content is activated, subject to the website’s consent configuration and the provider’s policy.
Managing cookies in your browser
Most browsers allow you to view, block or delete cookies. Blocking all cookies may prevent parts of the website, map, simulator, form or embedded content from working correctly.
Browser controls are separate from the choices offered by the website’s consent message. If you clear browser storage, the website may need to ask for your consent choices again.
Cookie duration and names
The exact names and duration of cookies can change when WordPress, security tools, analytics, consent systems, advertising services or embedded providers are updated.
The consent interface and browser storage view provide the most current technical information. This policy is reviewed when the website’s service configuration changes.
More information
Read the Privacy Policy for information about purposes, sharing, retention and data-protection rights. Use the contact page for questions about the website’s use of cookies.
Publishing this page does not itself create a compliant consent mechanism. The website must also display and correctly configure an appropriate consent-management platform before eligible non-essential cookies or advertising technologies are activated where consent is required.