What browser storage means
Cookies are small text records a website stores in your browser. Web applications can also use local storage or session storage for simple preferences and short-lived state. This policy describes how Proply uses those technologies on the platform and on websites published through Proply.
Local and session storage
- proply:website-editor:autosave remembers whether you enabled automatic saving in the website editor.
- proply:visit:<site>:<date> is a session-only marker used on published websites to avoid repeatedly counting the same browser during one day. Proply stores the resulting visit total, not an advertising profile tied to the marker.
Third-party sign-in and checkout
If you open a page that offers Google sign-in or continue to a payment-provider checkout, that provider may use cookies or browser storage under its own policy. Those technologies are controlled by the provider and are used only when you access the relevant sign-in or checkout experience.
Analytics and advertising
Proply does not currently place third-party advertising cookies or cross-site behavioural analytics cookies. Published-site visit totals are measured with the session marker described above. If we introduce optional analytics or advertising technology, we will update this policy and request consent where required before enabling it.
Your controls
You can remove or block cookies and site data using your browser settings. You can also use private browsing or clear local and session storage. Blocking essential cookies may sign you out or prevent secure dashboard actions. The autosave preference can be changed directly in the website editor.
Changes to this policy
We may update this policy when storage names, providers or platform features change. The effective date at the top identifies the current version.
Questions about this document?
Email support@proply.site.
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