The page plants no file in the browser
Cookies
House Current does not place a cookie in the browser. The text is dated November 2026, and the language lives in the link rather than in a file.
What is meant here
A cookie is a scrap a site leaves in the browser so it can recognise that browser on a later visit. These pages do not write that scrap.
There is no bar for consent, because nothing here asks for consent. The page is shown and its text ends at the last line.
Language without a file
When you choose Arabic or English, the page link changes. The link carries the page name and the language name, and that is enough to show the language.
Closing the browser does not erase a choice we stored, because we stored no choice. Next time, open the link you want.
What the browser may do on its own
Your browser may keep a history of pages you opened on your machine. That history belongs to the browser, not to the notebook.
We do not ask for that history and we do not read it. Clearing it, if you want, is done in the browser settings and not from a button of ours.
No counting and no advert
We do not place a tool that counts openings, and we do not place an advert box that pulls a file from an advert network. The page does none of that.
The photographs are files in the folder and they are requested with the page itself. A photograph does not follow a person to another site, because there is no jump to another site.
If you think a cookie was set
Look in the browser settings for this local page. If a cookie shows, it did not come from the code of this notebook.
Write to [email protected] and say what you saw. We look at the files in the folder, and we do not reach your machine from afar.