Cookie Policy
Synctoolo is engineered to operate without invasive tracking cookies or behavioral advertising beacons. This document provides complete technical transparency into what we store on your device.
Zero Advertising & Tracking Cookies Pledge
Technical Overview: Cookies vs. Local Storage
To understand our privacy posture, it is important to distinguish between traditional HTTP Cookies and modern HTML5 Web Storage:
- HTTP Cookies: Small text snippets sent automatically between your browser and web servers with every single network request. Often exploited across the web for third-party ad tracking.
- HTML5 Web Storage (Local Storage): A secure, client-side storage mechanism built into modern browsers. Data saved in Local Storage resides solely on your physical device and is never automatically transmitted to backend web servers during browsing.
Synctoolo relies primarily on client-side HTML5 Local Storage to remember your preferred tools, ensuring that your preferences never become server-side telemetry.
Complete Storage Inventory on Synctoolo
When you interact with Synctoolo, only the following strictly functional client-side keys may be created in your browser's Local Storage:
synctoolo_favorites: An array of tool slugs (e.g.["word-counter", "json-formatter"]) saved when you click the “Save” heart button on a tool page.synctoolo_recents: A temporary list of the last 6 tools you opened, allowing you to jump back into recent utilities quickly.theme: Your dark mode or light mode appearance preference, if toggled.
What We Strictly Do Not Deploy
We maintain a strict prohibition against all surveillance-based web technologies:
- No third-party advertising or retargeting cookie networks
- No Meta (Facebook) pixels, TikTok beacons, or Google conversion pixels
- No canvas fingerprinting, battery status tracking, or audio context sniffing
- No monetization or selling of user storage identifiers to data brokers
Essential Security & CDN Cookies
Our global edge delivery network (such as Cloudflare or Vercel edge infrastructure) may set strictly necessary, encrypted security cookies (for example, anti-bot challenge tokens like __cf_bm).
These tokens contain no personally identifiable information. They exist solely to distinguish legitimate human traffic from distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) botnets and brute-force scrapers. Under GDPR and ePrivacy directives, strictly necessary security cookies do not require prior consent banners.
How to Inspect & Clear Storage in Your Browser
You have absolute control over the data stored on your device. You can view, inspect, or wipe Synctoolo storage at any time:
- Google Chrome: Settings > Privacy and security > Third-party cookies > See all site data and permissions > Search "synctoolo" > Clear data.
- Apple Safari: Settings > Privacy > Manage Website Data > Search "synctoolo" > Remove.
- Mozilla Firefox: Settings > Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data > Manage Data > Remove Selected.
- Microsoft Edge: Settings > Cookies and site permissions > Manage and delete cookies and site data > Clear.
Do Not Track (DNT) & Global Privacy Control (GPC)
Synctoolo unconditionally honors Do Not Track (DNT) browser headers and Global Privacy Control (GPC) signals. Because we do not track or sell user data by default, our platform is natively compliant with all automated privacy signals.
Questions & Support
If you have technical questions regarding our cookie practices or browser storage mechanics, please contact our engineering team at raorehmat11@gmail.com or visit our Contact Page.