What does the website code collect?
The public source adds no first-party analytics, advertising, account login, comment system, email subscription, or contact form. It does not store visitor information through cookies, localStorage, or sessionStorage. Page animation uses local browser WebGL, timing, and visibility APIs.
What network requests occur?
| Service | Purpose | Data it may process |
|---|---|---|
| GitHub Pages | Serves HTML, CSS, JavaScript, robots.txt, sitemap, and llms.txt | Normal hosting requests may include IP address, browser information, time, and requested path |
| GitHub / GitHub Raw / Avatars | Loads public avatar and project images and opens source pages | Resource requests and visits follow GitHub's policies |
| X / Bilibili / Shadertoy | Opens public identity pages or the background source | The destination handles data after a visitor follows the link |
GitHub's handling of hosting requests is governed by the GitHub Privacy Statement.
What choices do visitors have?
- JavaScript can be disabled; the main text and links remain in static HTML while the animated background stops.
- Third-party image requests can be blocked; text content and internal pages remain readable.
- Visitors can inspect each destination and its privacy policy before opening GitHub, X, Bilibili, or another external link.
How can a privacy issue be reported?
Use the public channels on the contact page. Do not attach passwords, access tokens, private account data, or sensitive information about another person to a public report.