Cookie Policy

1. Introduction

Welcome to QuickTrack. This Cookie Policy explains how cookies and similar browser technologies may be used when you visit or use the QuickTrack website.

QuickTrack is designed to keep time-tracking records on your own computer instead of storing those records in a centralized QuickTrack user database.

2. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small pieces of information that websites can store in your browser. They may help websites remember settings, maintain sessions, or support certain functions.

Cookies can be temporary, lasting only during a browsing session, or persistent, remaining until they expire or are deleted.

Not every website uses cookies. A website may instead use other technologies, such as localStorage or sessionStorage, to retain information in the browser.

3. Local Storage and QuickTrack

QuickTrack may use browser localStorage to keep time-tracking sessions, activity records, and preferences available when you return to the website using the same browser profile.

This information is stored within your browser on your computer. It is not automatically uploaded to a QuickTrack user-data database.

What local storage means

• Your saved records may remain available after you close and reopen the browser.
• Records generally belong to the browser profile and device where they were created.
• Switching devices or browsers does not automatically transfer those records.
• Clearing website data may delete your saved sessions and preferences.

Local storage is not a substitute for a backup and should not be assumed to be encrypted or password-protected.

4. Why We Use These Technologies

Depending on the features implemented on the website, browser technologies may be used to:

• Retain locally saved time-tracking sessions.
• Remember selected tool preferences.
• Keep relevant settings available between visits.
• Support essential website functionality.

QuickTrack's local tracking functionality does not require a company database to store your time-tracking records.

This policy does not claim that QuickTrack uses advertising, analytics, or marketing cookies. Any such technologies, if added, should be disclosed accurately before use.

5. Types of Technologies

Essential technologies

Some browser or website technologies may be needed to deliver the website, protect its operation, or provide a feature you request.

Preference and local-storage technologies

These technologies can retain settings and tracking information in your browser so that the relevant information remains available to you.

Analytics or advertising technologies

If analytics, advertising, or marketing tools are introduced, they may collect information through cookies or similar technologies. Their purpose and use must be disclosed according to the actual services enabled on the website.

The categories above describe common website technologies; they do not mean that every category is currently active on QuickTrack.

6. Third-Party Services

QuickTrack may rely on website hosting, external libraries, or third-party services to deliver certain functions.

Those services may use their own cookies or process technical information when your browser connects to them.

If a feature sends information to an external API or server, that information may be processed outside your computer. The third party's own policies may apply to its handling of that information.

QuickTrack's statement that it does not store time-tracking records in a user database does not mean that every third-party request is necessarily processed only on your device.

7. Managing Cookies and Browser Storage

Most modern browsers allow you to review, block, or delete cookies through their settings.

You can also clear site data, including localStorage, using your browser's privacy settings or developer tools.

Before clearing website data

• Check whether you have important QuickTrack records saved locally.
• Export or back up important information if the relevant feature is available.
• Understand that deleting site data may remove your saved tracking history.

Blocking cookies may affect features that depend on them. Clearing localStorage may remove tracking information even if the website does not use cookies for that information.

8. Storage and Retention

Cookies remain for their configured duration, or until deleted, depending on their type.

Information in localStorage generally remains in the browser until the website or user removes it, the browser data is cleared, or another browser or device event causes its loss.

QuickTrack does not provide a centralized user-data database for retrieving or restoring your locally stored tracking records.

9. Privacy and Security

Keeping tracking records locally reduces the need to transmit those records to a centralized QuickTrack database. However, anyone with access to your browser profile or computer may potentially access locally stored information.

We recommend using a secure device, protecting your account on the computer, and avoiding the entry of sensitive information into activity descriptions.

Website hosting and external services may process technical information needed to deliver or protect the website. Refer to the QuickTrack Privacy Policy for more information.

10. Changes to This Cookie Policy

We may update this policy if QuickTrack's browser technologies, website features, or legal requirements change.

The latest version will be published on this page with an updated effective date. We encourage you to review it periodically.

11. Contact

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy or QuickTrack's use of browser storage, contact the QuickTrack operator through the official website's contact page.

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