Cookie Policy.

1. Overview

This Cookie Policy describes how cookies and similar browser technologies may be used on Haproven-operated websites and services that adopt this policy.

Different Haproven projects may use different technologies depending on their features, hosting environments and technical requirements.

This policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy.

2. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small pieces of information that websites can ask a browser to store on a user's device.

Cookies may help websites remember preferences, maintain sessions or support technical functions.

Some cookies are temporary and may expire when a browsing session ends. Others may remain until their expiry date or until deleted.

3. Browser Storage Technologies

In addition to cookies, modern websites may use other browser technologies to store information.

3.1 Local Storage

Local storage allows a website to save information in a browser for later visits, until it is removed or cleared.

3.2 Session Storage

Session storage generally keeps information for the lifetime of a browser tab or page session.

3.3 Cache & Service Workers

Browser caching and service workers may help websites load resources efficiently or support certain offline capabilities.

These technologies are not necessarily cookies, but they may be relevant to browser storage and website functionality.

4. Types of Cookies

Websites may use different categories of cookies or related technologies. The categories below explain common purposes; they do not mean every category is currently used by Haproven.

5. Why These Technologies May Be Used

Cookies and browser storage may support the operation of Haproven websites and digital tools.

• Remembering user interface preferences.
• Supporting required website functionality.
• Maintaining certain session-related settings.
• Improving resource loading and performance.
• Supporting relevant security functions.
• Providing technical features within specific applications.

Actual usage depends on the features implemented by the particular service.

6. Website Preferences

Some Haproven websites or applications may provide settings such as light mode, dark mode or other display preferences.

Browser storage may be used to remember selected settings so users do not need to configure them repeatedly.

Clearing website storage may reset saved preferences to their default values.

7. Third-Party Technologies

Haproven websites may include external resources, links or integrations with independently operated services.

Third-party providers may process technical information or use their own cookies when their content or services are loaded.

Such processing is subject to the relevant provider's privacy and cookie policies.

A link to an external website does not by itself mean that the external website's cookies are stored when the link is displayed.

8. Cookie & Storage Duration

The length of time information remains in a browser depends on the storage technology and its configuration.

• Session cookies may expire after a browsing session.
• Persistent cookies may remain until expiry or deletion.
• Local storage may remain until removed or cleared.
• Session storage usually ends with the relevant tab session.
• Cached resources may be retained according to browser rules.

Specific retention periods should be identified for technologies actually used by each service.

9. Managing Cookies & Browser Storage

Most modern browsers allow users to view, block or remove cookies and stored website data.

Cookie and site-data controls can generally be found in the privacy, security or website settings of your browser.

• Review cookies stored by individual websites.
• Delete cookies and site data.
• Block certain third-party cookies.
• Adjust browser privacy settings.
• Clear cached files and stored website preferences.

10. Consent & User Choices

Where applicable law requires consent for a particular technology or processing activity, appropriate consent mechanisms should be provided before that activity begins.

Users may also have the ability to withdraw consent or change preferences, depending on the service and applicable requirements.

Browser controls remain an additional way to manage cookies and stored website data.

11. Effects of Disabling Cookies

Blocking or deleting cookies and browser storage may affect certain website functions.

For example, saved settings may be lost, sessions may need to be restarted or certain application features may become unavailable.

The exact impact depends on the technologies required by the service being used.

12. Privacy & Personal Information

Some cookies or technical identifiers may be associated with personal information depending on their purpose and how they are used.

Where personal information is processed, relevant privacy requirements may apply.

For additional details about personal information practices and privacy rights, please read our Privacy Policy.

13. Changes to This Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy may be updated to reflect changes in website technologies, services or applicable legal requirements.

Updated information will be published on this page with a revised date.

Additional notice or consent may be required for certain changes under applicable law.

14. Contact Us

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy or browser storage practices associated with Haproven services, please contact the Haproven Team.