What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small pieces of data that a website or third-party service may store in your browser.
They can be used for purposes such as remembering preferences, supporting website functionality, measuring performance, or enabling advertising services.
Browser Storage and Tool Preferences
Some eToolers tools may use browser storage, such as local storage, to remember settings, preferences, progress, or tool values.
For example, a tool may save its current settings so they remain available after you refresh the page or return later using the same browser.
Browser storage is not always the same as a traditional cookie, but both technologies can store information in your browser.
You can usually remove this information through your browser’s site-data or storage settings.
Types of Cookies and Similar Technologies
Depending on the services enabled on eToolers, the following types of technologies may be used.
Essential and Functional Technologies
These technologies may be used when necessary to operate the website, provide tool functionality, remember preferences, maintain security, or support basic website features.
Performance and Analytics Technologies
If analytics or performance-measurement services are enabled, they may use cookies or similar technologies to help us understand general website performance and usage.
These services will only be described as active when they are actually implemented on eToolers.
Advertising Technologies
If advertising services such as Google AdSense are enabled, Google and other advertising partners may use cookies, web beacons, IP addresses, or similar technologies to serve and measure advertisements.
Google may use first-party or third-party cookies in connection with advertising services.
Where required, appropriate notice and consent controls will be provided before certain advertising or tracking technologies are used.
Google Advertising and Consent
If Google advertising services are enabled on eToolers, information about their use will be disclosed in accordance with applicable Google publisher requirements.
For users in the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland, an appropriate Google-certified consent management platform will be used where required for Google advertising services.
Third-Party Cookies
Some third-party services used by eToolers may place or read cookies or use similar technologies when providing services such as hosting, security, analytics, or advertising.
These third parties may have their own privacy and cookie practices.
eToolers does not control cookies placed directly by independent third-party services, but we aim to use such services only where they serve a practical purpose for the website.
Your Cookie Choices
You can usually control cookies and browser storage through your browser settings.
Depending on your browser, you may be able to:
- view or delete stored cookies;
- clear website data or local storage;
- block certain cookies;
- limit third-party cookies; or
- change privacy and tracking settings.
Blocking or deleting certain browser data may cause some website preferences or tool settings to be reset.
Where a consent tool is provided on eToolers, you can also use that tool to manage the choices it makes available.
Changes to This Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when the technologies, tools, third-party services, advertising practices, or applicable requirements used by eToolers change.
When changes are made, the “Last updated” date at the top of this page will be revised.
Contact Us
If you have questions about this Cookie Policy, contact us at: