Cookie Policy
This page explains how Bytebench uses cookies and similar technologies, and how you can control them.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that a website stores in your browser. They let the site remember things between pages and visits.
Cookies we use
| Cookie | Set by | Purpose | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Session and XSRF-TOKEN | This site | Keep forms secure and remember your session while you browse | Strictly necessary |
| theme (browser storage) | This site | Remember whether you chose light or dark mode | Preference |
| cookie_notice (browser storage) | This site | Remember that you closed the cookie notice | Preference |
| Google Analytics (_ga, _ga_*) | Count visits and see which pages are used | Analytics | |
| Microsoft Clarity (_clck, _clsk, CLID, MUID) | Microsoft | See how pages are used (heatmaps and session replays) so we can improve the site | Analytics |
| bb_recent_tools (browser storage) | This site | Remember the free tools you used recently, only on your device | Preference |
| Google AdSense (e.g. __gads, __gpi, IDE) | Google and partners | Show ads, limit how often you see the same ad, and, with consent where required, personalize ads | Advertising |
| Consent cookies (e.g. FCCDCF, FCNEC) | Store your consent choices | Strictly necessary |
Third parties set their own cookies, and the exact names can change. See Google’s cookie list for current details.
Your choices
- Consent tool: visitors in the EEA, UK and Switzerland can accept or reject non-essential cookies in the consent message, and change their choice later from the privacy settings link.
- Personalized ads: manage them at Google Ads Settings or aboutads.info.
- Browser settings: you can block or delete cookies in your browser. Blocking strictly necessary cookies may stop forms from working.
More about how we handle personal information is in the Privacy Policy.