What are cookies and local storage
Cookies are small text files a website saves in your browser. Local storage (localStorage) is a similar mechanism for client-side data.
What we use
auth_session — session cookie
HttpOnly, secure cookie for user authentication. Stores only a session token (not password or personal data). Required for the auth system.
Strictly Necessarynegotaitions_locale — language preference
Cookie and localStorage. Stores your chosen interface language (RU/EN). Contains no personal data.
Strictly Necessary / Functionalnegotaitions.recovery.v1 — guest session recovery
localStorage. Stores access tokens for the current session to allow guest reconnection. Expires automatically after 12 hours. Not shared with third parties.
Strictly Necessarynegotaitions.cookieConsent.v1 — cookie preferences
localStorage. Stores your cookie consent choices (accept/reject). Contains no authentication tokens or personal data.
Strictly NecessaryAnalytics & marketing cookies
No analytics or marketing cookies are currently used. If they are added in the future, their use will only be enabled with your explicit consent.
How to change your preferences
You can change your cookie preferences at any time:
You can also clear localStorage and cookies via your browser settings.