Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text values stored by a browser. Similar technologies include local storage and session storage. They can keep a user signed in, defend forms against forgery, remember a preference, or provide optional analytics and advertising functions.

• Authentication and refresh cookies: keep an authenticated session working and support secure session renewal.
• CSRF protection: helps verify that state-changing requests originate from the expected Webbly session.
• Theme preference: local browser storage remembers whether you selected light or dark mode.
• Operational storage: temporary browser state may support reliable navigation, meeting setup, or other requested product functions.

These technologies are strictly necessary or requested service preferences. Disabling them can prevent authentication, checkout, security controls, or product features from working.

Webbly redirects subscription checkout to Stripe when billing is enabled. Stripe may set cookies on its domain to process payments, prevent fraud, and satisfy regulatory requirements. If Klarna is offered and selected, Klarna may use its own cookies and technologies for payment assessment and processing. Those providers control their own technologies under their published notices.

The current Webbly landing page does not intentionally deploy optional advertising or cross-site tracking cookies. If optional analytics, personalization, or advertising technologies are introduced, we will update this policy and, where required, request consent before activating them.

You can delete or block cookies through browser settings. Blocking necessary storage can sign you out or make parts of Webbly unavailable. You can clear the stored theme preference without affecting workspace records. Provider cookies must be managed through the provider or browser controls.

Questions about Webbly cookies can be sent to [email protected].