What this website stores in your browser

01Cookies, and why this page is not really about them

A cookie is data a site asks your browser to store and then sends back to the server with every later request. That last part is what makes cookies useful for tracking, and it is also what this website does not do.

The three things this site stores are held in your browser's local and session storage instead. The distinction matters: local and session storage are readable only by pages from this same origin, and are never attached to a network request. Nothing stored here is transmitted to us, and nothing is available to another website.

This page names all three, because a policy that says "we use cookies to improve your experience" tells you nothing you could verify.

02The three things stored, by name

hrmagix-theme, in local storage. Set only if you use the theme control to choose light or dark rather than leaving it to follow your device. It holds the word light or dark and nothing else. Without it the site follows your operating system's appearance setting, which is the default.

hrmagix:sticky-cta-dismissed, in session storage. Set if you close the call-to-action bar that appears as you scroll, so it does not reappear on every page for the rest of the visit. Session storage is discarded when you close the tab, so the value does not survive a return visit.

hrmagix-policies, an IndexedDB database. Created only if you use the Add Custom Policy control in the policy library to add a PDF of your own. The file is stored in your own browser so that you can view and download it, and it is not uploaded anywhere. Removing the entry in the library deletes it.

03What is left out

There are no advertising cookies, no cross-site tracking, no third-party analytics or tag-manager scripts, no social media pixels, and no fingerprinting. No profile of you is built, and nothing about your visit is shared with another party.

This is a matter of what the site loads rather than a promise about how data is handled afterwards. You can confirm it: open your browser's developer tools, look at the network requests this page makes and the storage it holds, and compare them against the three entries named above.

04How to remove any of it

Clearing site data for this domain removes all three, and the site continues to work, it simply reverts to following your system appearance and shows the call-to-action bar again. No functionality depends on any of these values existing.

If you have added custom policy PDFs and clear site data, those files are deleted along with everything else, because your browser is the only place they were ever held.

05The product application is separate

app.hrmagix.com is the product rather than this website, and necessarily uses a session cookie to keep you signed in. That is a functional requirement of being logged into an application, not a tracking mechanism.

Everything described on this page concerns this marketing site alone. What the product stores while you are using it, and on what basis, is covered by the privacy policy rather than here.