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Cookie Policy

Which cookies and browser storage All Keyboards uses, what each one is for, how long it lasts and how to control it.

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What cookies are

Cookies are small text files a website saves in your browser. Browser storage (local and session storage) works in a similar way but is never sent to the server. We use both only for the purposes below.

Necessary cookies

These make the site work and do not need consent. They contain no personal details.

NamePurposeDuration
ak_langRemembers the last keyboard language you used, so links such as “Contact” and “Continue with Hindi” work.1 year
ak_tutorRandom ID that links your typing tutor progress and results to your browser.1 year
PHPSESSIDSecurity token for the contact form and the typing tutor (protects against forged requests).Until you close the browser

Browser storage

KeyPurposeKept
ak.keyboardVisibleWhether you hid the on-screen keyboardUntil you clear it
ak.editorFontThe text size you chose in the editorUntil you clear it
ak.tutor.settingsTyping tutor tab, layout and test lengthUntil you clear it
allKeyboards.editorText, allKeyboards.translateMoves your text from one tool to another (e.g. image to text → keyboard)Read once, then deleted

Advertising and analytics cookies

Pages with ads load Google AdSense, which sets cookies (such as __gads, __gpi and IDE) to show and measure ads and to limit how often you see the same ad. If Google Analytics is enabled it sets _ga cookies (up to 2 years) to count visits. These cookies are set by Google, and their names and durations can change – see How Google uses cookies.

How to control cookies

You can block or delete cookies in your browser settings. If you block necessary cookies, the keyboards still work, but the site will not remember your language and the typing tutor cannot save your results. More details about how we use data are in the Privacy Policy.