NotaFrog does not run advertising cookies and does not show a cookie wall for ads. Most of what the app remembers lives in localStorage in your browser, not in a classic HTTP cookie. This page lists that storage so you can clear it. The privacy policy covers the rest.
What does “cookies” mean on NotaFrog?
Browsers store small pieces of data so a site can sign you in and remember a setting. That data might be a cookie, localStorage, or sessionStorage. We use “cookies” here in the everyday sense: data the site stores on your device.
We do not use that storage to build an advertising profile or to sell lists of visitors.
What is essential to run the product?
These items are required for sign-in and for the editor to work. Without them you would have to log in on every click and the page would forget language and recent tags.
- Supabase session (
sb-…auth-tokenin localStorage). Keeps you signed in. Set when you log in. Cleared on sign out. - Language (
nf_lang).enorvi, from the EN/VI control or from a Vietnam timezone on first visit. - Updates seen (
nf_updates_seen). Hides the NEW dot on the Updates tab after you have opened the latest patch. - Recent tags (
nf_recent_tags). Tag names you used lately, so the note editor can suggest them. - ASR choice (
nf_asr). Whether live captions use the standard or premium engine. - Live refund receipts (
nf_live_refunds). Lets the host tab finish metering if a live session is interrupted. Not a payment cookie.
The API authenticates with a Bearer token from that session, not with a tracking cookie. A signed-in request does not depend on third-party ad cookies.
What analytics storage exists?
When PostHog is configured on the server, the public PostHog snippet may set its own cookies or localStorage so it can tell returning browsers apart. Autocapture of clicks and forms is off. Pageview capture is off. Meeting-room codes and password-reset hashes are stripped from URLs before an event is sent.
If PostHog is not configured (typical on a local machine), nothing is sent and no analytics storage is created by us.
We do not use Google Analytics, Meta Pixel, or advertising remarketing pixels on NotaFrog.
How do you control or clear this data?
- Sign out on any NotaFrog page. That clears the session token.
- Language. Use the EN/VI control at the bottom of the page.
- Browser settings. Clear site data for www.notafrog.app. You will be signed out and preferences will reset.
- Analytics. Most browsers can block third-party cookies; PostHog is loaded from PostHog’s hosts when enabled. You can also use a content blocker.
There is no separate “accept marketing cookies” toggle because we do not set marketing cookies. Questions: hello@notafrog.app.
Want the full picture?Read the privacy policy.
Cookies are only the browser side. Notes, audio, and payments are described there.