Cookie Policy

1. What cookies and similar storage do

A cookie is a small value a website can ask a browser to retain and return with later requests. Other browser storage, such as local storage, can retain data on a device without acting as a cookie. Different technologies serve different purposes, so the purpose matters as much as the name.

This policy describes the categories relevant to Flavorixa. It is not an assertion that every category below is active, or that every browser and administrator session uses the same storage.

2. QR tools and your input

The current QR generator, image reader and CSV tools do not use cookies or local storage to keep a saved-project history of your QR input, logo, uploaded QR image or CSV content. These tasks use browser memory while the page is open.

Downloading a file saves it through your browser or device's normal download function. That file is not a cookie and is not removed merely by deleting this website's cookies.

3. Functional website storage

WordPress authentication, administrative sessions and draft-preview functionality may use cookies or other storage to keep their session or preview state. These functions are separate from the QR payload itself.

Storage behavior can depend on whether you are signed in, whether a draft is being previewed, and the website configuration. No fixed list of cookie lifetimes is claimed here without a verified configuration-specific inventory.

4. Advertising and analytics

The current build does not include Google AdSense or Google Analytics tags. There is no claim that an advertising-consent panel is already installed.

If Google advertising is enabled later, Google and other ad vendors may use cookies or similar identifiers for advertising delivery, measurement and, where permitted by choices and applicable requirements, personalization based on activity across participating sites.

The providers in use and relevant choices must be identified when advertising is enabled. Read the Privacy Policy for the planned advertising disclosure and Google's external information links.

5. Managing your choices

Your browser can show, restrict or remove stored website data. The exact controls depend on the browser. Removing functional cookies may sign you out or end a draft-preview session; it does not recall a QR code or delete files you have downloaded.

If an advertising-consent interface is introduced, it should provide the choices applicable to the services and visitors concerned. Browser controls and Google Ads Settings serve different purposes; neither is a substitute for a site's required consent handling.

6. Changes and related notices

Cookie and storage disclosures should be checked when authentication, advertising, analytics or other integrations change. See the Privacy Policy for the broader treatment of website requests and the Contact page for the current communication status.