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Cookie policy

Public Framework uses as few cookies as possible. There are no advertising or cross-site tracking cookies, and statistics are anonymous and only start with your consent.

Your choice

You can give or withdraw consent for statistics at any time, and the change applies immediately. You can also delete the consent cookie in your browser settings; we will then ask again.

Your choice…

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files a website stores in your browser to remember information between visits, such as a preference or the fact that you are signed in.

What we use and why

Visitors get a single cookie: the one that remembers the choice made in the cookie banner. Members of the team that runs the site also get two strictly necessary cookies when they sign in to the CMS.

We do not use advertising cookies, tracking pixels, social media buttons or any third-party service that could recognise you on other sites.

Statistics without cookies

If you accept statistics, your browser sends only the address of each page you open. On the server we add it to a daily total, with no IP address, no identifier and no cookies. We also use Vercel Web Analytics, which works the same way, without cookies.

App downloads are counted anonymously, as a total per version and platform. If you refuse statistics, your downloads are not counted either.

When you make a choice in the banner, we only keep its type (accepted, refused or customised) in a daily total, without linking it to you. This tells us how much of the traffic the statistics reflect.

Cookies in use

Complete list of cookies set by publicframework.com.
NamePurposeDurationApplies to
pf_consentStrictly necessaryRemembers your choice about cookies and statistics.6 monthsAll visitors
better-auth.session_tokenStrictly necessaryKeeps you signed in to the CMS.7 daysCMS team only
pf_admin_localeStrictly necessaryRemembers the CMS interface language.1 yearCMS team only

All cookies are first-party (set by publicframework.com) and are not shared with third parties.