Cookie Policy

Last updated: July 12, 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how Linkly uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our website. We use the word “cookies” to cover cookies, local storage, and similar technologies that store information on your device. This policy is part of our Privacy Policy. You can change your choices at any time:

1. Strictly necessary

These cookies are essential for the Service to work — they keep you signed in and remember basic choices you make. They cannot be switched off.

NameTypePurpose
cc_cookieCookieStores your cookie-consent choices (about 6 months).
PARAGLIDE_LOCALECookieRemembers your language.
linkly-authLocal storageKeeps you signed in to your account. Removed when you sign out.
linkly:last-auth-methodLocal storageRemembers which sign-in method you last used.
mode-watcher-modeLocal storageLight/dark theme preference.
insights-rangeLocal storagePreferred period on your Insights dashboard.
linkly_trackedSession storagePrevents counting the same view/click twice in one browsing session.
linkly_app_banner_dismissedSession storageRemembers that you dismissed the mobile-app banner.

2. Analytics (opt-in)

We use analytics to understand how Linkly is used — product analytics, error tracking, and session replay with inputs and sensitive fields masked. Nothing persistent is stored and nothing is captured until you accept this category; if you reject it, collection stops and these cookies are cleared.

NameTypePurpose
ph_*_posthogCookie + local storageAnalytics identifier and settings (up to 1 year).
ph_*_window_id / session_idSession storageDistinguishes activity within a single browsing session.

3. Advertising (opt-in)

Where ads are enabled we use Google AdSense. The AdSense script — and the cookies it sets — only load if you accept this category. Google may use these cookies for ad serving, frequency capping, and measurement under Google's cookie policy.

NameTypePurpose
__gads, __gpi, __eoi, _gcl_*Cookies (Google)Ad serving, frequency capping, and measurement (up to 13 months).

4. Mobile apps and extension

The Linkly mobile apps use equivalent on-device SDK storage instead of cookies — for analytics, crash reporting, push notifications, and, where ads are enabled, advertising (Google AdMob). The browser extension stores your session, settings, and bookmark data in the browser's extension storage on your device. These are described in the Privacy Policy.

5. Controlling cookies

Use the dialog to change your choices at any time. You can also delete or block cookies in your browser settings, but if you block strictly necessary cookies some parts of the Service will not work, including signing in. We do not respond to “Do Not Track” signals. We may update this policy as the Service changes; the date above reflects the latest revision.