1. Local preferences
The tool may store the language, light or dark theme, analytics decision, an anonymous security identifier and references to runs opened in that browser in localStorage. This is device-local and recovers preferences without creating an account.
2. Google Analytics
Google Analytics may use cookies such as _ga and _ga_* to distinguish sessions and produce aggregated site statistics. In regions where consent is required, analytics storage remains denied until the user accepts it.
3. Google AdSense
On editorial pages, Google AdSense and its partners may use cookies or identifiers such as __gads, __gpi, IDE or equivalents to serve, limit, personalize and measure ads. Availability, names and duration may vary by region, browser and Google policy.
The configuration tool and overlay are separated from monetized pages and do not load AdSense code.
4. Manage or withdraw consent
The Google privacy message can accept, reject or manage advertising purposes where applicable. Cookies can also be removed from browser settings. To change Google personalization, visit ad settings.
Blocking non-essential cookies does not prevent team building or overlay use, although it may affect saved preferences and site measurement.