What this page covers
This notice explains the browser storage currently described for LynoraLink: authentication cookies and local preferences. Cookies are small pieces of data managed by your browser; local storage is a separate browser feature that can retain values between visits.
The exact cookies used to maintain a sign-in may depend on the authentication service and the sign-in flow you choose. This page does not claim that third-party providers use no additional storage.
Authentication cookies
When you sign in, authentication cookies help maintain your session and protect the sign-in flow. They support access to your account and are not a preference setting that you can remove while remaining signed in.
If you delete these cookies through your browser, your session may end and you may need to sign in again. Their lifetime is managed by the authentication service and browser; it is not specified here as a fixed duration.
Language preference
LynoraLink saves your selected interface language in browser local storage under the key lynora.locale. This lets the site remember your choice of French or English on a later visit.
This value is stored by your browser on your device; it is not itself a tracking cookie. Removing site data from your browser resets the saved language preference.
Appearance preference
When you choose appearance settings, LynoraLink stores them in browser local storage under lynora.settings.appearance so the selected appearance can be restored.
This preference remains in the browser until you remove it or clear the site’s stored data. Clearing it resets the saved appearance; it does not delete your LynoraLink account.
Third-party sign-in
If you choose to sign in through an external identity provider, that provider may use cookies or other browser storage to complete authentication and apply its own security controls.
Those technologies are managed by the provider, not by this preference notice. Consult the provider’s cookie and privacy information for details about its storage and choices.
Managing browser storage
Your browser settings let you inspect or remove cookies and local storage for a site. You can also use its privacy controls to clear stored site data.
Removing authentication cookies may sign you out. Removing local storage resets saved language and appearance preferences. Browser controls and names vary by browser and version.
Changes and questions
If the browser storage used by LynoraLink changes, this page will be updated to describe the known change. Check this page periodically for the current explanation.
For questions about cookies, browser storage, or your account, contact the LynoraLink team through the Contact page.
Last updated: November 10, 2026.