Mixkeeper

Cookie policy

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A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser. Local storage (localStorage) is similar, but it stays in your browser and is not sent to the server. Here is everything Mixkeeper stores in your browser, and why.

In short

  • We only use cookies and local storage that the app needs to work, or that remember what you choose (language, theme).
  • There are no analytics, advertising or social media cookies, neither ours nor anyone else's.
  • That is why there is no consent banner: the law does not require one for this kind of cookie.

Cookies we use

All of them are first-party (set by Mixkeeper, not a third party):

NameWhat it doesDuration
better-auth.session_token (on the live site, __Secure-better-auth.session_token)Keeps you signed in. Without it you could not use your account. Only created when you sign in.30 days or until you sign out
Temporary Better Auth cookies (Google sign-in state)Protect Google sign-in against request forgery attacks. Only set if you sign in with Google.A few minutes
workspaceRemembers which workspace you have open if you belong to several. Only when signed in.1 year
langRemembers the language you pick in the language menu.1 year

Browser local storage

This data is stored in your browser and is not sent to our servers unless you take the matching action (for example, posting a comment with your name):

KeyWhat it does
mixkeeper:bs-themeThe light or dark theme you choose.
mixkeeper:guest-nameThe name you type when commenting on a review link, so we do not ask every time.
mixkeeper:guest-keyA random key so your votes and approvals on a review link count only once and you can change them.
mixkeeper:volumeThe player volume.
mixkeeper:share-templateThe text you use to share links, if you customise it.

It stays until you clear it from your browser.

How to delete or block them

You can view and delete cookies and local storage in your browser settings, usually under privacy or site data. If you block Mixkeeper's cookies, you will still be able to see the public pages and review links, but not sign in.

To find out what we do with personal data, see the Privacy policy.

The Spanish version of this policy prevails if there is any discrepancy between languages.