What Are Cookies?
Let’s cut through the myth. Cookies aren’t edible or mysterious. They’re tiny data files your browser saves so a site remembers you—what you clicked, which language you chose, or if you’re already logged in.
Think of them as digital post-it notes. No cookies? The site forgets everything every time. Used right, they streamline your online life and make work tools smarter.
Types of Cookies We Use
Essential Cookies Only
Essential cookies are the core crew—they keep the site running. No login loops. No broken buttons. Block these, and things might simply not work. These are set automatically and can’t be turned off.
Functional Cookies
Functional cookies remember your settings—language, region, and preferred view. Skip the repetitive tasks. They make sure every visit feels familiar, not foreign.
Analytics Cookies Explained
Analytics cookies aren’t about spying—they’re about learning what slows you down. We use them to spot which features actually get used and which just gather digital dust. Every insight helps us tighten your inbox experience.
Marketing Cookies
Marketing cookies help us show you relevant info. They’re not about chasing you across the internet—they just fine-tune which updates, offers, or features you see on our platform. Your data stays on our side.
Why Cookies Matter for Productivity
Cookies keep things moving—like remembering your login so you’re not stuck resetting passwords every day. They also make sure you land on the right settings for your workflow, not a blank slate each visit.
Ever wondered why some sites load faster or feel more personal? It’s often cookies at work, saving your choices and streamlining how features appear. No cookies means more manual setup for you, every time.
Control Cookies in Your Browser
Think cookies are untouchable? Reality: you can manage or block them in your browser settings. Each browser handles it a bit differently, but you’re always in the driver’s seat. Here’s how to take control, step by step.
- Chrome: Go to Chrome settings. Click ‘Privacy and security’. Choose ‘Cookies and other site data’. Pick the level of blocking you want—block all, allow all, or custom. You can clear cookies anytime from the same menu.
- Firefox: In Firefox, go to Preferences, then ‘Privacy & Security’. Find the Cookies and Site Data section. Here, manage how cookies are saved, block them, or clear all in one go. Easy toggles, no hidden steps.
- Safari: Open Safari Preferences. Click ‘Privacy’. Choose ‘Block all cookies’ or manage sites one by one. You can also view which sites have stored data and remove them as needed. Quick, clear, and under your control.
- Edge: Open Edge settings. Hit ‘Cookies and site permissions’. From here, choose if you want to allow or block cookies. You can also clear cookies and set site-specific rules—perfect if you need stricter control.
Be aware—blocking some cookies can break site features. You might lose saved preferences or need to log in again. Check your settings, but don’t be surprised if things look different after making changes.
How Long We Keep Cookies
Some cookies last for minutes. Some stick around longer—up to a year, depending on what they do. We only keep what’s needed to improve your experience or comply with legal rules.
You can wipe cookies at any time from your browser. Most browsers let you auto-delete after each session or set custom time frames. Full control, always.
Contact for Cookie Questions
Email: content@faranoviel.world
Address: Lower Parel, Peninsula Business Park India
Phone: +91 682 449 3726