Current status: FrostFork does not currently run Google AdSense on this website. The web app uses browser storage to provide its core local-first features.
What this notice covers
Cookies are small browser files. Similar technologies include IndexedDB, local storage, and other on-device databases. This notice explains how FrostFork uses these technologies on the website and web app.
Essential local storage
The FrostFork web app uses browser storage, including a local database, to save freezer records, preferences, consent selections, and temporary cached content on your device. This storage is necessary for requested app features and is not used by us to build a cross-site advertising profile. The public website uses minimal local functionality and does not require an account.
Analytics and service operation
When configured, Firebase may use identifiers or local technologies to measure app performance, feature use, errors, and security. We will apply consent requirements where applicable. Hosting infrastructure also processes standard request logs without requiring a browser cookie.
Future web advertising
We may add Google AdSense later. Before activation, we will update this notice and deploy an appropriate consent-management experience where required. Advertising providers may then use cookies or similar technologies for delivery, frequency capping, measurement, fraud prevention, and—only when permitted—personalization.
Your controls
You can clear or block website data in your browser settings. Doing so may erase your local FrostFork freezer list and preferences and can prevent the web app from working correctly. Browser privacy controls, content blockers, and device settings may also limit optional analytics or advertising technologies.
Learn more
See the Privacy Policy for broader information-handling practices. Google explains its technology at How Google uses cookies.