Browser storage
This page explains the cookies, local storage, session storage, and similar technologies used by AQPrompts.
Last updated: July 26, 2026
Cookies are small data files a website or service can store through your browser. Local storage can retain settings until it is cleared, while session storage normally lasts for the current browser tab or session.
AQPrompts uses these technologies for sign-in, consent, requested features, preferences, and—only with permission—analytics. Third-party services may create their own storage after the relevant service is allowed or opened.
Used for consent choices, security, signed-in account sessions, copy-unlock status, newsletter status, and short session safeguards. Necessary storage supports services you request and cannot be disabled through the optional-cookie controls.
Allows Google Analytics 4, Microsoft Clarity, and consent-aware first-party prompt-view measurement. These services and automatic view measurement remain off until analytics consent is granted.
Can remember theme, saved prompts, recent prompt history, likes, ratings, and an anonymous interaction identifier. Without preference consent, these choices can work temporarily but may not persist between visits.
Reserved for advertising measurement or personalization if advertising services are enabled in the future. AQPrompts does not add an advertising tag or publisher identifier through this policy, and advertising storage is off by default.
Paddle may use cookies or similar technologies when its price-preview and checkout services are loaded on membership pages. Paddle supports the payment service requested by the user and operates under its own privacy and cookie practices.
AQPrompts uses a signed, HTTP-only session cookie after successful passwordless sign-in. This cookie is necessary to keep the account session secure.
New visitors can accept all optional categories, reject optional categories, or choose categories individually. Optional categories are not preselected, and rejecting them does not block access to public content.
You can reopen the controls at any time. Browser settings can also block or delete cookies and site storage, but doing so may sign you out or remove saved preferences.
For more information, read the Privacy Policy or email hello@aqprompts.com.