What we store in your browser
A cookie is a small file the browser stores and sends back to the site. We also store data in localStorage, IndexedDB and the service-worker cache; the same rules apply to all of it. This English text is a courtesy translation; the Spanish version is the operative one.
Necessary
Today we only use storage needed for the site and the app to work:
| Name | Where | Why | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| NEXT_LOCALE | cookie | remember the language you pick | until you close the browser |
| Firebase session | IndexedDB | keep you signed in | until you sign out |
| Service-worker cache | Cache Storage | open the app offline | until you clear it or the version changes |
Preferences
We keep two preferences in localStorage and one copy of the plan so shopping works offline:
- cuadra:in-store: whether you are in in-store mode.
- cuadra:plan:<user>:<plan>: a copy of the plan to read offline.
You can delete these keys in your browser settings; the copy is recreated the next time you open the plan.
Third parties
We use no analytics, advertising or social cookies, and we load no third-party scripts. If that changes, we will ask for consent before enabling them.
How to delete them
You can delete cookies and site data in your browser settings, under Privacy or Site data. In the app, signing out clears the Firebase session.
There is no cookie banner today because there is no non-essential third-party storage. When we add analytics or advertising, the banner will let you reject as easily as accept, and you will be able to change the decision later.
Changes
Every version carries a date and a number. If we add a cookie or a new storage mechanism, the version changes and we explain it here before enabling it.