What Are Cookies and Local Storage?
Cookies are small text files saved by a browser. Local storage is browser storage used to remember settings or small pieces of product state.
Together, they help a website remember preferences, keep sessions working, improve security, and provide a smoother experience.
How YeneSchool Uses Browser Storage
YeneSchool uses browser storage for practical product and website needs. We keep this focused on operation, security, preferences, and reliability.
- Remember theme and language preferences.
- Support login, account security, and session behavior in the product.
- Preserve form or workflow state where needed to avoid unnecessary user friction.
- Understand basic site performance and errors so we can improve reliability.
Types of Cookies We May Use
The exact cookies or local storage entries may change as features evolve, but they generally fall into these categories.
- Essential storage: required for login, security, routing, and core product operation.
- Preference storage: remembers theme, language, and similar interface choices.
- Performance storage: helps understand page reliability, loading behavior, and errors.
- Support or communication storage: may help contact forms, demo requests, or support tools work correctly.
How to Manage Cookies
You can block, delete, or limit cookies and local storage through your browser settings.
If you disable essential cookies or storage, sign-in, saved preferences, dashboards, or form behavior may not work correctly.
Changes to This Policy
We may update this policy as the website, product, hosting, or support tools change. The updated date at the top of this page shows the latest version.