Privacy
The short version: I count visits so I know what people find useful. I don’t sell anything, and there are no ads here.
Visit counts
This site uses Google Analytics to count visits: which pages get read, how people found the site, roughly where in the world they are, and how long they stay. It uses cookies to tell a new visitor from a returning one. Google explains how it handles that data at How Google uses information from sites that use its services.
It also uses Microsoft Clarity, which records anonymous replays of how people move through the pages (clicks, scrolling) and turns them into heat maps. It hides what you type. Microsoft’s details are in the Microsoft Privacy Statement.
Things you send me
If you email me, I read it and reply. I don’t share it with anyone.
Family recipe helper (Pinterest)
I run a small private helper for my own family. When a family member chooses to connect their Pinterest account, it reads their own pins and boards (read-only) a few times a day. For a pin that links to a recipe, it keeps the recipe’s title, picture, ingredients, steps and a link to the original page, so they can see them in their own private list.
It never pins, saves, follows or posts anything. Nothing it reads is published, sold or shared with anyone. The data and the sign-in token stay on one computer at home. Disconnecting deletes the token, and anything it kept is deleted on request. Its full privacy policy is at Mullet Town Family Recipes privacy policy.
Opting out
Browser tracking protection or an ad blocker will stop the counting, and the site works the same either way. To have anything you sent me deleted, email me.