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1. What Are Cookies and Local Storage?

Cookies are small text files placed on your device by websites you visit. Similar technologies include HTML5 localStorage, which enables websites to store key-value data directly in your browser.

Unlike servers, browser storage allows our application to run faster, remember your preferences, and protect your privacy by keeping information on your own machine.

2. Categories of Storage We Use

We categorize our web storage into three transparent groups:

Strictly Essential Storage: Required for the website to function securely and remember your settings. For example, we store your cookie consent preferences in localStorage under 'komprespdf_cookie_consent' so we do not prompt you on every page visit. Essential storage cannot be disabled.
Analytics Cookies (Conditional): If Google Analytics 4 is enabled and you grant affirmative consent, cookies such as '_ga' and '_ga_*' may be placed to collect anonymous traffic statistics (such as session duration and popular pages). These are disabled by default until you opt in.
Advertising Cookies (Prospective / Disabled): If third-party advertising (such as Google AdSense) is enabled in the future, advertising cookies would be used to show relevant ads. Advertising scripts are completely disabled unless explicitly consented to.

3. No Document Data in Cookies

We never store PDF file contents, file names, or document metadata inside cookies or external servers. Your files stay strictly in volatile browser memory while being compressed.

4. How to Manage and Revoke Consent

You have total control over cookies:

On-Site Controls: You can change or withdraw your consent at any time by clicking the 'Cookie Settings' link in our website footer.

Browser Controls: You can configure your browser to block or delete cookies entirely via browser settings. Note that blocking essential storage may reset your language preference.

5. Third-Party Services

Our site utilizes Cloudflare for content delivery and cybersecurity protection. Cloudflare may set strictly necessary security cookies to identify trusted web traffic and mitigate malicious bots.