Cookie Policy

Last updated: 8 September 2026

This policy sits alongside our Privacy Policy and describes the small files and browser storage involved in visiting docvexa.fun.

1. What a cookie is

A cookie is a short piece of text that a website asks your browser to keep and send back on later visits. Related technologies include local storage, session storage and pixel tags, which serve similar purposes. Together they let a site remember a preference or let an advertiser count how many people saw an advert.

2. Cookies this site sets itself

The tools do not need cookies to work, and we do not set cookies for tracking. Where a page remembers something for your convenience, such as the last category filter you used on the homepage, it is stored in your browser's local storage and never transmitted to us. Clearing your browser data removes it.

3. Advertising cookies

Adverts on this site are supplied by third-party networks. Those networks, and companies working on their behalf, may set cookies or read device identifiers to:

• count how many times an advert has been shown and avoid repeating it excessively;
• measure whether an advert was seen or clicked, for billing and reporting;
• detect automated or fraudulent traffic;
• select advertising based on inferred interests, where you have consented or where local law otherwise permits it.

These cookies are controlled by the networks concerned, not by us, and are governed by their own policies. They contain no information about the documents you process, since those never leave your device.

4. Measurement cookies

We may use a lightweight, aggregate analytics tool to understand which tools are used and which pages fail to load. Where such a tool uses a cookie or a local identifier, it is limited to counting visits and referrers, never to building a profile of an individual.

5. Controlling cookies

You can accept, refuse or delete cookies in your browser settings, and most browsers let you block third-party cookies specifically. Where a consent banner is shown, your recorded choice is passed to the advertising partners and can be changed at any time from the same banner. Blocking cookies does not stop the tools from working, because they do not depend on them; it may mean that adverts you see are less relevant.

6. Opt-out resources

Industry opt-out pages such as those operated by the Network Advertising Initiative, the Digital Advertising Alliance and Your Online Choices allow you to withdraw from interest-based advertising across many networks at once. Mobile operating systems provide an equivalent setting to limit ad tracking.

7. Questions

If something here is unclear, email support@docvexa.fun and we will explain it in plain terms.