1. What Are Cookies and Local Storage?

Cookies and local web storage are minor data packages downloaded to your device browser configuration to streamline performance, log layout attributes, or facilitate targeted third-party integration modules.

2. First-Party Functional Data

This web domain utilizes browser-based localStorage engines strictly to retain your functional interface preferences, such as your selected Dark/Light visual profile toggle. This data remains localized inside your browser database and is never shared, exported, or parsed externally.

3. Third-Party Advertising Infrastructure

While our core tool architectures execute strictly client-side, the system integrates tracking scripts deployed by Google AdSense to initialize digital display monetization layouts. These data tokens assist with tracking user volumes, preventing fraudulent ad interaction behaviors, managing advertisement display frequency capping, and delivering targeted user advertising arrays.

4. Managing and Modifying Your Preferences

You preserve full structural jurisdiction over tracking parameters on your device. Users can adjust their local browser environment rules to uniformly refuse cookie tracking scripts. Dropping third-party cookies will not disable or compromise the structural execution logic of the Base64 Image Encoder or the Base64 Text & File Developer Sandbox.

To explicitly review your ad network profiles or deactivate tailored algorithmic delivery profiles directly from the vendor engine, visit the official Google Ads Settings Page.