What your browser remembers.
Small pieces of information can make returning easier. Understand what is saved and why.
Start with the purpose
A sign-in, a time zone, a workspace. Each has a different job.
Cookies are one part of the picture. Your browser can also keep settings and downloaded files.
Something stored on a device is not automatically private to that device. An app can read it and send information to a service.
Signing you in and understanding page usage do different jobs. Optional analytics has a separate choice.
When usage analytics is configured, Guildha uses PostHog for page views and performance measurements. The current integration disables automatic interaction capture and session recording, and removes query strings and fragments from page addresses.
The complete list of deployed storage, providers and lifetimes still needs to be confirmed for the published notice. The examples here do not inspect your device.
Turn usage analytics on or off. Essential storage stays available.
Your choice belongs to this browser. Another browser, device or private-browsing session can have a different choice. It is not an account-wide preference.
Open Cookie choices here or in the footer. Save your new choice to apply it. Closing the dialog without saving leaves the saved choice unchanged. Turning analytics off does not recall information already sent.
The controls show a storage error. New optional analytics stays off in this tab. Browser restrictions or blocked site storage can prevent a choice from being remembered.
Clearing site data may sign you out, reset saved choices or remove locally stored work. Check what you want to keep before clearing it.
To ask about information held with your account, contact Guildha. Clearing this browser does not itself delete your account or send a deletion request.
Changing this choice does not delete previously sent data or change your account settings.
Tell us which activity or saved setting you have a question about.
Do not include passwords or copies of browser storage. A short description is enough to start the conversation.