1. At a glance
easyqr does not use advertising cookies or third-party tracking cookies. It uses a first-party session cookie for secure account access and limited browser storage for language choices, draft recovery, and first-party menu analytics.
2. Records we use
| Name and type | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|
easyqr_sessionFirst-party HTTP-only cookie | Securely authenticate a signed-in account. It is not used for advertising or analytics. | 24 hours by default; up to 30 days when “Remember me” is selected |
easyqr-localeFirst-party HTTP-only cookie | Remember the application language explicitly selected by the user. | Up to one year |
easyqr-analytics-consentLocal storage | Remember whether the visitor allowed or declined optional menu-interaction analytics. | Up to 180 days |
easyqr-anonymous-visitorLocal storage | Distinguish a returning visitor in first-party QR-menu analytics without cross-site tracking. Only a SHA-256 digest is stored on the server. | Up to 180 days |
easyqr-anonymous-visitor-expiresLocal storage | Apply the expiry time for the anonymous visitor record. | Up to 180 days |
easyqr-menu-languageLocal storage | Remember whether the visitor chose the menu's source language or its English translation in the same browser. | Until the browser's site data is cleared |
easyqr-draft:<account id>Local storage | Recover the account owner's menu draft on the same device before it reaches the server. | Until saved, removed from the account, or cleared with browser site data |
3. First-party analytics
A basic menu open may be counted without a persistent browser identifier. If you choose “Allow anonymous analytics,” the menu may also measure item and category visibility, language changes, and searches with no results. We do not retain raw IP addresses, referring URLs, or full browser strings for analytics. The random identifier is not used on other websites, does not build an advertising profile, and is not sent to third parties for analytics.
4. Managing browser data
- Signing out removes the active session cookie.
- Turning off “Remember me” creates the shorter 24-hour session.
- You can delete cookies and local-storage records in your browser's site-data settings.
- Use “Privacy choices” in a published menu's footer to allow or withdraw optional interaction analytics.
- Clearing local storage may remove language choices and an unsaved recovery draft.
- Blocking the essential session cookie prevents features that require account access.
5. Changes
If we add a new cookie, advertising technology, or storage purpose, this table will be updated before use. Where the law requires consent, a suitable choice mechanism must be made available before that technology is enabled.