Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files that websites place on your browser. They are used to remember your site preferences and improve your experience.

• Essential storage: Keeps choices needed for the site to work, such as theme, language, session security, and cookie preference. • Analytics technologies: Help us understand which pages are visited and how the site is used. They load only after “Allow all” is selected. • Advertising technologies: May allow Google AdSense to use cookies or similar identifiers to serve and measure ads on selected blog pages, secure the ad system, and prevent abuse. The AdSense script loads only after “Allow all” is selected.

The site uses your browser's local storage for the following purposes: • Theme preference: Stores your light/dark theme selection. • Cookie preference: Stores your “Allow all” or “Essential only” choice. • API keys: API keys entered in Test Lab or minted in the portal flow may be stored locally in your browser for reuse. They are attached as headers only when you submit a test request, and the local cache is cleared on sign-out. • Form preferences: Stores interface choices such as suggestion dismissals. Most of this data stays in your browser; when you submit a test request, the necessary fields are transmitted to the relevant API server or API Deposu backend surface.

On your first visit, the banner lets you allow all optional technologies or keep essential storage only. Use the “Cookie preferences” link to reopen that choice later. A change affects future loading; you may also need to use browser settings to remove data already stored. In regions where a Google-certified CMP is shown, you can manage more detailed advertising choices in that panel.

When allowed, Vercel Analytics may use measurement technologies and Google AdSense may use advertising technologies on selected blog pages. Google may serve personalized or non-personalized ads depending on configuration, region, and CMP choices. Third-party processing is governed by each provider's privacy and retention terms.