Privacy Policy

TL;DR: Expired Queues counts page views that the we run on our own server. It sets no cookies, anonymises your IP address before storing anything, honours Do Not Track, and shares nothing with anyone. There is no advertising, account system, comments, contact form, or third-party tracking. The only browser-side preference is the light/dark theme, stored in local storage and never sent to us.

What is collected

Each page view sends the page URL, the referring page if any, your browser's user-agent and language, screen size, and the time, to a Matomo instance we ourself host. The request goes to this domain only; no analytics provider or other third party receives it. Our Matomo instance drops the last two bytes of your IP address before storing it, keeps no visitor profile, and sets no cookies, so there is nothing to consent to and nothing that follows you between sites. Browsers sending the

Do Not Track signal are not counted at all.

The numbers are used only to see which posts are read. They are not sold, shared, or joined with any other data.

Hosting

Expired Queues is static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript served through Cloudflare Pages. Cloudflare necessarily handles technical request data such as IP address, URL, timestamp, and user-agent to deliver and secure the site; Expired Queues does not receive or use that data as visitor logs. Cloudflare's own privacy policy applies to that processing.

Most pages load only files from this domain. Two historic JSFiddle embeds and one old demo's external jQuery file are exceptions; those providers may process requests when those routes are visited. Ordinary external links contact their providers only when followed.

This policy was last updated on 22 September 2026.