This policy explains the browser storage and similar technologies used to provide settings, local workspaces, security, and optional measurement.
Effective July 19, 2026
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What this policy covers
Cookies are small browser records. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, and cache files used by the browser.
This policy covers storage created by Bacodev pages and clearly disclosed third-party services.
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Essential storage
Essential storage supports theme selection, language preference, security controls, and temporary workflow continuity.
Disabling essential storage may prevent preferences, favorites, recent tools, or local workspaces from working correctly.
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Local workspaces and preferences
When you choose Save locally, the tool stores selected input and settings in your own browser. The content is not uploaded merely because it is saved locally.
You can clear this information through the tool, browser settings, or by clearing site data.
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Optional analytics
Optional measurement may record tool openings, broad input-size ranges, successful actions, failures, and navigation between tools.
Analytics must not include pasted documents, uploaded file contents, API keys, tokens, full filenames, or generated output.
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Advertising and third parties
If advertising or third-party measurement is introduced, this policy and the consent interface will identify the provider and purpose before non-essential storage is used where consent is required.
Advertising controls must not interfere with tool buttons or mislead users about downloads.
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Your choices
Use browser controls to block or delete storage.
Avoid Save locally on shared devices.
Clear saved workspaces after processing sensitive test data.
Review any future consent panel before enabling optional categories.
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Policy changes
We may update this policy when storage practices, analytics, advertising, or legal requirements change. The effective date will be updated when material changes are published.
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Account session storage
When accounts are enabled, essential session cookies keep signed-in visitors authenticated and protect account requests. These cookies are separate from administrator sessions and are not advertising cookies.