1. Operator and scope
This policy explains cookies and similar technologies used by Drompl. Drompl is operated by Denis Dubrovin, Portuguese tax identification number (NIF) 319929574, Campo Grande 336, 3E, 1700-097 Lisbon, Portugal. Questions may be sent to contact@drompl.com.
2. Drompl cookies
| Cookie | Purpose | Typical duration | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
session | Maintains an authenticated session. | Up to 12 hours of inactivity | Essential |
XSRF-TOKEN | Helps protect requests against cross-site request forgery. | Session | Essential |
mokup_beta_gate | Records temporary access through the private-beta gate. | Up to 24 hours | Essential |
drompl_lang | Remembers the selected interface language. | Up to 1 year | Functional |
mokup_analytics_consent | Stores the user's analytics choice. | Up to 1 year | Functional |
_ga, _ga_* | Google Analytics measurement when analytics storage is accepted. | As set by Google, generally up to 2 years | Analytics |
3. Analytics
Essential cookies support security and core operation. Optional analytics is offered as two separate choices, which may be accepted or refused independently in the “Privacy & cookies” preferences:
- Google Analytics cookies and storage. Allows Google Analytics to store cookies and identifiers (
_ga,_ga_*) in the browser. Refusing this removes those cookies. Google Analytics runs in consent mode, so the tag may load with analytics storage denied; limited cookieless measurement signals may still be sent to Google even when this is refused. - Detailed analytics linked to a Drompl account. Records detailed usage events against the signed-in account. Refusing or withdrawing this deletes the detailed events already stored for that account.
Drompl also records anonymous aggregate counters that contain no identifier, and session-linked usage statistics processed under legitimate interest. The session-linked statistics can be objected to at any time in the same preferences; refusing analytics through the consent banner switches them off together with the two choices above. Anonymous aggregate counters remain active, as they identify no one.
Accepting one purpose is never treated as accepting another, and a choice made before a new purpose or provider was introduced is never carried over to it: anything not explicitly accepted stays switched off until it is chosen.
4. Paddle Checkout
When a user opens Paddle Checkout, Paddle may use cookies or similar technologies that are necessary to provide checkout, prevent fraud, remember checkout state, and process payment. These technologies are controlled by Paddle and are subject to Paddle's Privacy Policy. Drompl does not receive card credentials stored or processed by Paddle.
5. Local storage and similar technologies
Drompl may use browser local storage for interface preferences, device-security identifiers, editor state, and other settings that need to persist on the device. Local storage is not a cookie but can store information in the browser. Removing it may reset settings or sign-in security state.
6. Managing choices
You can use Drompl's consent controls to accept or decline optional analytics and can remove cookies through browser settings. Blocking essential cookies may prevent sign-in, security checks, beta access, checkout, or other core features from working.
7. Changes
We may update this policy when Drompl changes the technologies or providers it uses. The current revision date appears at the top of this page.