1. Essential cookies
PDFsy can use first-party session and CSRF/security cookies that are necessary for protected requests and the private administration session. Public PDF tools do not require a customer account in the current release.
These cookies are functional and security-related rather than advertising cookies.
2. Preference storage
PDFsy can use browser storage to remember interface preferences such as light or dark appearance. The initial public website is English-only.
3. Local document workspaces
Local-capable tools may use IndexedDB or other browser storage to keep temporary workspace state on your device. A PDF workspace can remain for up to one hour to support navigation and refresh recovery unless you clear it earlier.
4. Analytics technologies
PDFsy can send allow-listed first-party product events to its own analytics endpoint. The current analytics design does not require third-party advertising cookies and excludes document contents from the event contract.
5. Managing browser storage
You can remove cookies and site storage using your browser controls. Blocking essential storage can prevent security or workspace features from functioning correctly.
If PDFsy later introduces optional advertising, cross-site tracking or other non-essential cookie technologies, this notice and any required consent controls should be updated before those technologies are enabled.