Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They are widely used to make websites function, remember your preferences, or track your activity across sites. This policy explains exactly what YourLabel (“we”, “us”) stores in your browser and why.
For how we handle your personal data more broadly, see our Privacy Policy.
YourLabel uses a minimal, fixed set of cookies and browser storage — all of them strictly necessary to run the site or remember a preference you set yourself.
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
sb-* | Supabase authentication session — keeps you signed in | Session / 7 days | Strictly necessary |
YL_LOCALE | Remembers your chosen dashboard language | 1 year | Functionality |
NEXT_LOCALE | Remembers your chosen language on the public site | 1 year | Functionality |
yl_cookie_consent | Remembers that you dismissed the cookie notice, so it doesn’t reappear | 1 year | Functionality |
Under the ePrivacy Directive, prior consent is only required for cookies that are not strictly necessary for the service you have explicitly requested (e.g. advertising or cross-site tracking cookies). Every cookie listed above exists solely to authenticate you or remember a preference you set — so no opt-in consent is legally required for them.
We still show a short cookie notice on your first visit as a transparency measure — not because the law requires an accept/reject choice here, but because we think you should know what’s stored before you browse.
Our login and registration forms use Google reCAPTCHA and, where applicable, Cloudflare Turnstileto block automated abuse. These third-party scripts may set their own cookies while verifying you’re not a bot. This is a strictly necessary security measure — we do not control what these providers store, and you can review their own policies at policies.google.com/privacy and cloudflare.com/privacypolicy.
We do not embed any other third-party trackers, ad networks, or social media widgets on the public site.
Because every cookie we set is strictly necessary, blocking them will break core functionality (you won’t be able to stay signed in, and your language choice won’t be remembered). If you still want to clear or block cookies, you can do so from your browser settings:
If we ever introduce a cookie that is not strictly necessary (e.g. analytics or advertising), we will update this page, add a proper opt-in consent banner with an Accept/Reject choice, and — where required — ask for your consent before setting it. The “Last updated” date above reflects the most recent revision of this policy.