1. What Are Cookies?
Cookies and web storage technologies (such as localStorage and sessionStorage) are small data files saved to your browser or device by websites you visit. They allow web platforms to recognize your active session and persist your settings across page reloads.
2. How Splic Uses Storage Technologies
- Strictly Necessary (Essential): Required for basic site and console operations. These include secure authentication tokens, CSRF protection, and session identifiers in the Splic Console.
- Preferences & Functionality: Saves your chosen theme, sidebar navigation state, and console table pagination preferences so you do not have to reset them on every visit.
- Performance: Anonymized telemetry tokens used to measure page load latencies and improve interface responsiveness.
3. What We Do Not Do
Splic does not sell personal browsing history, participate in third-party ad-tracking networks, or place cross-site behavioral tracking pixels on our marketing site.
4. Managing Your Preferences
Most modern browsers allow you to view, block, or delete cookies through their settings panel. Note that disabling essential session cookies may prevent you from logging into the Splic Console.
5. Questions
If you have questions about our cookie or local storage practices, please reach out to contact@splic.co.