Cookies

Which cookies we use

Enrosa uses four technical cookies, all HttpOnly and Secure, only for organizer login: the session cookie enrosa_sid (SameSite=Lax, 30 days, renewed with use), which keeps you logged in; a check cookie enrosa_login (SameSite=Strict, 15 minutes), which binds the login code sent by email to the browser that asked for it; a known-device cookie enrosa_device (SameSite=Strict, 180 days), which lets a browser already used to log in get a new code even when someone tries to block the login with repeated requests; a Google sign-in cookie enrosa_oauth (SameSite=Lax, 10 minutes), set only when you start signing in with Google, which ties the return from Google to the browser that started it and is deleted on return.

We do not use analytics, profiling or advertising cookies. Listener pages set no cookies: a random identifier is stored in the browser's localStorage, not in a cookie.

The browser also keeps a few functional preferences in localStorage, which are not used for tracking: interface and room language, caption size and theme, the last sign-in method used, whether turning on a passkey was already suggested, and whether the organizer uses this device's microphone in a room.

How to manage them

Since these cookies are strictly necessary for the service to work and to keep it secure, they are not subject to prior consent under applicable law. You can still delete them at any time from your browser settings: you'll simply need to log in again.