Cookie policy
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This page lists the cookies and similar technologies that onebooking.club actually uses, what they are for and how to change your choices. It also covers the browser’s local storage, which is not technically a cookie but does the same job.
What they are
A cookie is a small file a site saves in your browser to remember something between one page and the next. Local storage and the browser database do the same thing differently: they stay on your device and are not sent with every request.
We treat the two together, because for a reader the technical difference matters little and the consent required is the same.
What we use today
Everything we save is technical: it keeps you inside the software after you sign in and remembers the choices you made. None of it follows you to other sites.
| Name | Type | What it does | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| firebase:authUser | Local storage, necessary | Keeps the session alive after sign in, so you do not log in again on every page. | Until you sign out. |
| onebooking_consent | Local storage, necessary | Remembers the choices you made on this page, so the banner does not return on every visit. | Six months. |
| onebooking_row_height | Local storage, necessary | Remembers the row height of the diary on that workstation. It only concerns people using the software. | Until you clear the browser. |
Statistics and marketing
We do not use any. There is no analytics tool on this site today, no advertising pixel and no profiling cookie, ours or anyone else’s.
The banner offers them anyway, and that is deliberate: if we ever switch on visit measurement, consent has to have been collected properly first, before anything loads. While those entries stay off, ticking them turns nothing on.
Changing your choices
Open the preferences from the link at the foot of any page and change what you want. A withdrawal takes effect immediately.
You can also clear the data this site saved directly from your browser. If you do it while signed in to the software, you will be asked to sign in again.
Third party cookies
The public pages of this site load no third party content: no embedded video, no maps, no social buttons. That means nobody else can write a cookie while you read them.
Typefaces are served from our own domain rather than an outside service, precisely so as not to open a connection we do not need.
Where the rest is
Who handles the data, for what purposes and what rights you have is set out in the privacy notice.