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Cookies policy
Last updated: 30 July 2026. This page explains what cookies are and how Flexibleapi uses them.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They help the site remember preferences, keep sessions secure, and—if you allow—understand aggregate traffic patterns.
How we use cookies
Flexibleapi uses essential cookies required for basic operation and optional analytics cookies that load only after you accept them in our consent banner. Rejecting analytics does not block courses pages, forms, or content.
Cookie table
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| flexibleapi_cookie_consent | Stores your Accept or Reject choice for the banner | 1 year (localStorage) | Flexibleapi |
| flexibleapi_session | Maintains basic site integrity and form anti-abuse signals when enabled by hosting | Session | Flexibleapi / host |
| _fa_analytics | Measures page views and referrers in aggregate (only if accepted) | 6 months | Flexibleapi analytics |
| _fa_analytics_id | Distinguishes unique browsers for analytics counts (only if accepted) | 6 months | Flexibleapi analytics |
Managing or disabling cookies
You can clear site data in your browser settings or clear the flexibleapi_cookie_consent key to see the banner again. Most browsers let you block third-party cookies entirely. Disabling essential storage may reset preferences each visit but will not remove access to public pages.
Third-party cookies
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Impact of disabling
Rejecting analytics simply means we learn less about which articles help auditors. Core navigation, reading, and contact form submission continue to work.
More privacy detail
For retention, rights, and transfers, read our privacy policy.