Cookie Policy

Junno uses a limited set of cookies and similar browser-side storage signals to keep the application stable, remember interface preferences, and support essential flows such as navigation state and consent choices.

Some experiences also use local storage or session storage instead of cookies, especially for client-side preference handling and remember-me style session persistence.

Essential storage helps the application remember product experience choices such as sidebar state, consent preferences, and other interface details required to keep the UI predictable.

These storage entries are considered necessary to provide the service you requested and to keep authenticated workflows usable.

Depending on your sign-in flow, Junno may use browser storage to persist account state between visits when you choose remember-me behavior. Session-only storage may be used when you do not want that state kept after the browser closes.

Because this application supports token refresh and protected dashboard flows, some client-side storage is required to keep the signed-in experience functional.

If a Junno deployment embeds external demos, analytics, video players, social previews, or PayPal checkout, those services may place their own cookies or browser storage according to their policies.

Site owners should review any added third-party tooling and update this page if additional categories are introduced later.

You can use the cookie banner to choose between essential-only and broader consent where supported. You can also clear cookies, local storage, and session storage from your browser settings.

If you clear browser storage, some preferences may reset and you may need to sign in again or reapply interface settings.

For details about personal data, account records, order history, license usage, and download logs, read the Privacy Policy alongside this page.