1. What are Cookies and Local Storage?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device by your web browser. Local Storage and Session Storage are modern built-in browser databases that allow web platforms to save preferences and session states locally without loading the server. FlyerGram uses these technologies to provide a high-performance, responsive design interface.
2. How FlyerGram Uses Storage Technologies
We categorize our local storage usage into three specific layers:
Session Storage
Used exclusively to store a temporary anonymous Session ID during your visit. This helps correlate page navigation, prompt copies, and customize events without storing personal identity details.
Local Storage
Stores persistent user choices such as your Theme Selection (light vs dark mode) and your Privacy Consent preference so you do not see the consent banner on every single visit.
PWA Cache API
Our Service Worker utilizes the browser's Cache API to pre-load static layouts, icons, fonts, and assets so the Platform works instantly and remains accessible offline.
3. Third-Party Analytics Cookies
When you use FlyerGram, our analytical partner PostHog may set cookies on your browser to track user retention, flow patterns, design categorizations, and session replays. These cookies help us identify which layouts are popular and resolve bugs. You can block or clear these cookies using your browser settings.
4. Managing Your Storage Choices
Most web browsers allow you to control, clear, or refuse cookies and local storage through their settings panel. If you disable local storage, some features of the Platform (such as light/dark mode selection, saved templates, and persistent login status) may not function correctly.