Clear disclosure of local identifiers, tokens, and tracking scripts in use.
Cookies and local identifiers are small text blocks or variables stored by your browser onto your system storage. They are used to retain states (e.g., keeping you logged in), measure telemetry performance, and save client-side configuration preferences.
We use essential local identifiers and cookies to maintain active login sessions, verify CSRF tokens, and secure your personal account state. These variables are necessary for the basic operation of our platform and cannot be disabled in your settings.
Our platform integrates PostHog and Sentry error monitoring scripts to record performance issues and understand layout usage (e.g., tracing search queries and click-through benchmarks). These analytics scripts deposit cookies to uniquely identify users across browser sessions in an anonymized fashion.
You can instruct your browser to refuse all cookies or notify you when a cookie is sent. If you reject cookies, certain features (like saving custom workbenches or staying signed in) may not function as intended.