How We Use Cookies on QR Code Rabbit

Last updated: August 2026

What cookies are

Cookies are small files your browser stores when you visit a site. They help remember login state, preferences, and how people use pages. We also treat local storage, session storage, and similar tools as "cookies" in this policy when they serve the same purpose.

Cookies on this site

Essential cookies keep the site working: sign-in, security, and load balancing. You cannot turn these off while using account features.

Preference cookies remember choices like light or dark theme, layout, and language. Some preferences live in localStorage under rabbit- or zenith-prefixed keys.

Analytics cookies show us aggregate usage — which pages are popular and where errors happen — so we can improve the product. You can limit these through browser settings or consent tools where we offer them.

Marketing cookies, where used, measure ad performance. We set them only with consent where law requires consent.

Third-party cookies

Payment, analytics, and login partners may set their own cookies. Their policies govern those cookies. We do not control third-party settings.

Your choices

Browsers let you block or delete cookies. Blocking all cookies may break login and saved preferences. Instructions vary by browser; check Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge help for cookie settings.

If you see a consent banner, use it to accept or reject non-essential cookies. Clear cookies and revisit the site to change your mind later.

How long cookies last

Session cookies disappear when you close the browser. Others may last from days to about two years depending on purpose. Login cookies may persist longer if you choose remember me.

Updates

We may revise this Cookie Policy when our practices or the law change. Questions: qrcode-rabbit.com/contact.