This policy explains how browser storage and cookies may support secure sessions, preferences, measurement and website improvement.
A cookie is a small value stored by a browser and sent with relevant website requests. Local storage keeps values in the browser for use by the PHP website. These technologies can maintain a session, remember a preference, store consent choices and help diagnose how the service performs.
They cannot by themselves read arbitrary files from your computer. Their impact depends on what data the website places in them and which parties can receive that data.
Essential technologies support sign-in, security, load balancing and core requests. The local package stores the current API token and basic account display information in browser storage so the PHP interface can communicate with the PHP backend.
Production deployments should evaluate whether a secure, HttpOnly cookie is more suitable for the final hosting arrangement and threat model. Essential storage is not used for unrelated advertising.
Preference storage may remember unit choices, display settings, dismissed notices or the last opened project. This reduces repetitive setup but is not required for public calculator access.
Clearing browser data removes device-local preferences and may sign you out. It does not automatically delete information already saved to a registered account database.
Optional analytics can show aggregated visits, popular calculators, device categories and error patterns. Analytics should be configured to collect only what is needed and, where required, should not load until the visitor gives consent.
The final production site must list the actual analytics provider, purpose and retention period after the company selects those services.
A consent control should allow visitors to accept or reject non-essential categories and later change that choice. Browser settings can also block or remove cookies, although blocking essential storage may prevent login or saved features from working.
Global Privacy Control or similar browser signals should be evaluated according to applicable requirements and the data practices of the production site.
This policy will be updated when new providers or storage purposes are introduced. A detailed production cookie table should state each cookie name, provider, purpose, category and lifetime after the relevant tools are configured.
Questions about browser storage can be sent to support@myhomejankaari.com.
