Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how cookies may be used on Anku AI Tools for analytics, preferences, and website improvements. We aim to keep the experience usable even without cookies.

Why cookies may be used

Preferences: remember UI choices like selected settings.
Analytics: understand which tools are popular and where users face issues.
Security: protect the site from abuse and help keep sessions stable (if applicable).

How to manage cookies

You can control cookies in your browser settings, including blocking, clearing, or restricting third-party cookies. If you clear cookies, some preferences may reset.

Related policies

Read the Privacy Policy for more information about data handling and choices.

Cookie details and browser settings guide

This long-form section explains what cookies are, why a website might use them, and how you can control them. Anku AI Tools aims to keep core workflows usable even without cookies, while still supporting basic preferences and reliability improvements where needed.

What cookies are (simple explanation)

Cookies are small pieces of data stored by your browser. Websites use them to remember preferences, maintain sessions (when sign-in exists), and understand aggregate usage patterns.

Cookies are not programs and cannot directly read files from your device. They are typically used for lightweight state like settings, identifiers, or analytics signals.

Many modern websites also use local storage or other browser storage mechanisms for similar purposes.

Cookies are stored in the browser, per site/domain.
They can store small text values (not large files).
Used for preferences, sessions, analytics, and security signals.

Read broader privacy and data handling notes.

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Questions about cookies or privacy.

Why a tool site might use cookies

A tool site may use cookies to remember user preferences (for example, last-used settings) and to measure aggregate usage patterns that help improve performance and reliability.

Security-related cookies may help prevent abuse and keep the site stable. Analytics cookies may help identify which tools are most useful or where users face friction, so pages can be improved.

If you prefer not to use cookies, you can block or clear them. Core tool workflows should still function, but optional UX improvements may not persist.

Preferences: remember UI settings
Analytics: improve performance and UX
Security: abuse prevention signals (where applicable)
Reliability: error monitoring and debugging

How to control cookies (practical steps)

You can control cookies directly from your browser settings. You can block all cookies, block third-party cookies, or clear cookies for a specific website.

If you clear cookies, some preferences may reset. That’s normal. The simplest approach is to clear site data only for this domain if you want to keep other sites unchanged.

If you experience issues after blocking cookies, try enabling cookies for the site temporarily and reloading the page.

Block all cookies (strongest privacy, may reduce convenience).
Block third-party cookies (common default setting).
Clear site data for this domain only.
Reload the page after changing settings.

Indexable pages note

Policy pages like this are public and indexable. They exist for transparency and to explain expectations clearly.

If you want to browse all public pages and tools, use the sitemap page which lists categories, tools and important pages in one place.

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Browse all public pages and tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are cookies?

Cookies are small files stored by your browser that help websites remember preferences and understand usage patterns. They are commonly used for sign-in sessions, settings, and analytics.

Does Anku AI Tools require cookies to work?

Core tool workflows can work without cookies. Some optional features like preference saving or analytics may use cookies to improve the experience.

How can I control cookies?

You can block or clear cookies using your browser settings. You can also clear site data for this domain at any time.

Where can I learn about privacy?

Read the Privacy Policy page for a broader explanation of data handling.

Do you use third-party cookies?

Third-party cookies depend on the services used on the site (for example, analytics). You can restrict third-party cookies in your browser settings.

Will blocking cookies break tools?

Core tool workflows are designed to work without cookies. Blocking cookies may disable optional preference saving or analytics features.

How do I clear cookies for this site only?

Most browsers let you clear site data for a specific domain. Use your browser privacy settings and remove cookies/storage for this website.

Do you store files in cookies?

No. Cookies are small text values used for preferences or analytics. Files and large tool inputs are not stored in cookies.

Where can I browse all indexable pages?

Use the sitemap page to browse categories, tools, and important pages in one place.