Privacy

Our own page counter

Each page you open sends us its address, which page of your visit it is (first, second, third), and the name of the website that linked you here, sent again with each page and tap of that visit so the figures can be grouped by it. When you tap a phone number, WhatsApp, email, a business's website or directions, we record which kind of tap it was, which business it was for and that website's domain name. With each of these we store the country your request came from, whether you are on a phone, tablet or computer, and the day and hour. When you leave a page we also record how long it was on your screen, how far down it you scrolled, and which page of this site you opened next, if any.

We use this to see which pages are useful and to show the places listed here how many people we send them. We do not store your IP address, give you an identifier or keep a record of a whole visit: each page reports only about itself and the next page opened, so none of it can be traced back to you. If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal, nothing is counted at all.

The counter keeps a running number of pages and taps in your browser's session storage, which is deleted when you close the tab. It is never sent to us except as the page number described above.

One small cookie remembers your earlier visits. When you open a page, our server sets one first-party cookie, __Secure-pa_seen, which your browser sends only to our page counter. It holds the date of your first visit, the website that first sent you here, the dates of your last two visits and how many visits you have made: no name, no number that identifies you, and nothing about what you read. With each page and tap we store your visit number (one to five or more), the date of your previous visit, that first website and roughly how long ago your first visit was. We use it only to count how many different browsers visit and come back, and to see which websites, search engines and AI assistants first send the people who go on to contact a place listed here. It lasts 13 months from your first visit and is not extended. It is not set for visitors in the European Union or the European Economic Area, or if your browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track.

To stop the counter in this browser and delete that cookie, use this button. It lasts until you clear this site's data. Stop counting this browser

Our host

The site is served by Cloudflare, which records standard request data such as your IP address, browser type and the page you asked for, in order to deliver the site and protect it from abuse. The counts above are stored in a Cloudflare database that only we can read.

Who runs this site

Visit Wupperthal is an independent guide built and run by Telos. To ask about anything on this page, contact Telos through that website.

Last updated: 20 October 2026.