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Cookies

A few are needed to run pathpipe. One is optional and stays off until you say yes.

Last updated 26 October 2026

Two kinds of cookies

Strictly necessary cookies make pathpipe work. French law exempts them from consent, so they are always on.

Analytics cookies are optional. They are only set if you say yes, and saying no changes nothing about the service.

Strictly necessary

Nothing here tracks you or leaves pathpipe.

NamePurposeDurationSet by
auth-tokenKeeps you signed in. HttpOnly, unreadable by scripts.7 dayspathpipe
sidebar_stateRemembers whether the app sidebar is open.7 dayspathpipe
sidebar_widthRemembers how wide you made the app sidebar.1 yearpathpipe
list_widthRemembers how wide you made the list column.1 yearpathpipe
NEXT_LOCALERemembers which language version of the site you use.1 yearpathpipe
cookieConsentRemembers your cookie choice.6 monthspathpipe
themeRemembers light or dark mode. Stored in your browser, not a cookie.Until you clear itpathpipe
oauth-stateProtects Google and LinkedIn sign-in against forged requests.10 minutespathpipe
oauth-linkRemembers which sign-in method you are linking from Settings.10 minutespathpipe

Analytics, only if you accept

If you accept, PostHog measures which pages and features are used and where people get stuck. Data goes straight to PostHog’s servers in the EU. It is tied to your account id, never to your name or email address.

Decline, and the analytics script is never loaded.

NamePurposeDurationSet by
ph_<project>_posthogRandom visitor id used to count visits and feature use. Linked to your account id once you sign in.12 monthsPostHog (EU)

Changing your mind

Open at any time, also linked in the footer. Withdrawing is as easy as accepting. Your choice is kept for 6 months, then you are asked again.

No advertising cookies

pathpipe sells nothing and advertises nothing, so there are no advertising, retargeting or cross-site tracking cookies to explain here.