COOKIE NOTICE
No cookie is needed to make a plan.
The PCOSFighter planning plugin does not set cookies or use browser storage to remember what you enter.
What the planner itself uses
A planner holds the current form and result in the page’s working memory. It does not write to local storage, session storage, IndexedDB, or a cookie. There is no saved draft, advertising identifier, analytics cookie, or preference tracker supplied by this plugin.
The HTML preview works the same way: no remote libraries or cookie-based account are required. Exporting a text file or using your browser’s print dialog is initiated by you and does not require a tracking cookie.
What may exist elsewhere on the site
WordPress login sessions, hosting security, caching systems, other plugins, embedded content, or analytics installed separately can set cookies or use other storage. This page describes the delivered plugin, not a completed audit of every service on the final website.
The site owner must identify any added cookies, their purpose, provider, and retention, and implement appropriate consent controls where required. A cookie banner is not included because this plugin introduces no non-essential tracking. Installing other services can change what notices and consent are needed.
Managing cookies and page data
Your browser settings normally let you review and remove cookies and other site data. Restricting them should not prevent these planners from operating because they do not depend on cookies. Blocking JavaScript will prevent calculations and keep forms disabled.
Clearing cookies does not delete a text export, a printed plan, a file saved as PDF, an email you sent, or a hosting log. Use the controls for those separate systems if you need to remove a copy. On shared devices, close the planner and check Downloads and print destinations.
Questions and updates
If you see an unexpected tracker or storage item, note its name and the page where it appears and use Contact without sending planner details. The site owner should investigate which component introduced it.
Read the Privacy Policy for more about ordinary page requests, hosting logs, and optional email contact. This notice should be updated whenever the actual installation’s cookie behavior changes.