You are reading a plain description of what happens when you visit this site, based only on what its build actually does. Nothing here is a guess about typical websites; it describes this one.
What does this site track when you arrive from a search engine?
When you land on a page after clicking through from a search engine, the site notes the page path, the type of event, the name of that search engine, and the text of any outbound button you click. This happens only for visits arriving from a search engine, not for every visit.
That information is used purely to count page views and outbound-button clicks. It is kept in the operator's own logs on this same domain and is not passed anywhere else. The content delivery network also reports the country your request came from, nothing more precise than that.
What does the search-engine cookie actually do?
A single first-party cookie is set only when you arrive from a search engine. It holds nothing but the name of that search engine, lasts for up to one hour, and exists so that a later click on an outbound link can be matched to the search engine you came from.
Alongside that, a session flag sits in your browser just for the current visit, so a single page view is counted once rather than several times. Neither of these is a persistent identifier, and no other browser storage is set.
What happens when you click a link to another site?
Outbound links on this site first pass through a path on this same domain before redirecting you to the partner site. That first-party step is what lets the site log that an outbound click happened; it does not hand your stored visit data over to the partner.
Once you land on the partner site, your browser talks to that site directly, and it keeps its own separate record of your visit. This site has no part in and no control over what a linked destination does with your request once you arrive there.
Why doesn't this page mention forms, accounts, or contact details?
There is nothing to say about them because none of them exist here. The site has no forms, so there is nothing you could submit. It runs no third-party analytics, so no outside service receives your browsing behaviour.
Every file a page needs, including its fonts, is served from this same domain, so no external subresource loads while a page displays. There are also no contact channels built into the site itself. Together with the absence of forms and outside analytics, this is why the site never asks you to accept cookies for advertising purposes, create an account, or hand over any personal detail.
What is this site technically, and what does that mean for you?
This site is a set of static files delivered through a content delivery network. That network processes the technical details of every request as the hosting provider, which is how it can report a country for each visit, but this site does not use that to identify you individually.
No names, e-mail addresses, account identifiers or payment details are collected anywhere on this site, and no personal information about you is stored or retained. There is no login and no registration, so there is no user account for anything to be tied to. If a linked destination ever asks you for personal details, that request comes from that separate site and is outside anything described on this page.