Cookies.

No tracking

There are no advertising or tracking cookies, and no tracking pixels. Nothing on printersfx.com follows you around the web. If we count visits, it's with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which doesn't use cookies at all.

Your login

When you log in, printersfx.com sets one essential, secure cookie to keep you logged in. It covers the whole site: your account, the PRINTSYNC portal, VIP and the IB area. Scripts on the page can't read it. It ends when you log out or after a period of inactivity. Without it you can't stay logged in, which is why it doesn't need your consent.

Session storage

To load faster, the site keeps a copy of PRINTSYNC's public settings (prices, strategy names and status) in your browser's session storage for up to 5 minutes. Nothing about you is in it, and your browser clears it when you close the tab.

Inside VIP, your browser remembers which sessions you've opened, on that device only. It never leaves your browser.

Your theme

If you choose Light or Dark at the foot of a page, the choice is kept in your browser's local storage on that device, so the next page opens the same way. Choose System to go back to your device's setting. It never leaves your browser.

Alerts

If you turn on alerts, the site sets one more essential cookie on that browser, printers_device: a random code that tells us which device's alerts to switch off when you log out there. It says nothing about you, scripts on the page can't read it, and it lasts up to 400 days. Your browser also keeps the push subscription for this site, and the site keeps a note in local storage of when this device last checked in, so it only asks every few hours. Turning alerts off or logging out removes the subscription. See the privacy notice for what we keep.

The offline page

The site keeps its own files, such as its styles, scripts, fonts and the offline page, in your browser's storage, so it can tell you when there's no connection. Nothing about you is in them, and a new version of the site replaces them.

Security checks

Our host, Cloudflare, may set a strictly necessary security cookie if it needs to check that traffic is genuine, for example if the site is under attack. It isn't used for tracking.

Questions

Email support@printersfx.com.