Cookie Policy
Last updated: September 3, 2026
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They help the site function correctly and remember your preferences.
Cookies and local storage we use
YouTube player
Only after you choose “Play video here”, the privacy-enhanced YouTube player connects to Google. YouTube may then use cookies or similar storage, receive standard browser, device, and network data, and show ads according to Google’s policies and your settings.
Session cookie
Keeps you signed in as you navigate between pages. It is a browser-session cookie and is essential for signed-in account features.
PostHog analytics
Only after you choose “Allow analytics”, PostHog stores analytics and session-replay identifiers in your browser and receives product usage, web analytics, and replay data. You can decline in the consent prompt; clearing browser storage removes the saved choice.
Analytics preference
Stores whether you allowed or declined optional analytics so DevFeed can honor that choice on later visits.
Remember-me cookie
If you check "Remember me" during sign-in, this cookie keeps you logged in across browser sessions. Expires after 2 weeks.
Theme preference
Stores your selected theme preset in browser local storage so the interface can apply your choice before the page paints.
Interface guidance
Remembers when you dismiss one-time interface explanations so they do not keep interrupting your reading.
Recent searches
Stores a short search history for your signed-in account on this device. You can clear it from the search panel.
Sign-in preference
Remembers the sign-in method you used most recently so the sign-in page can show which method you used last on this device.
What we don't use
DevFeed does not use:
- Analytics cookies without your consent
- DevFeed advertising cookies; a user-activated YouTube player may use storage or show ads under Google's policies
- Social media tracking pixels
DevFeed does not set its own advertising cookies. A user-activated YouTube player may use third-party storage or show ads under Google's policies. Optional PostHog analytics is enabled only after you grant consent in the site prompt.
Third-party font requests
DevFeed loads Google Fonts and Material Symbols from Google-hosted font domains. Google Fonts does not set or log cookies for these font requests, but the request can include standard network metadata such as IP address, requested URL, user-agent, and referrer. We treat this as a disclosed third-party font request, not analytics or advertising tracking.
Managing cookies and local storage
You can clear or block cookies and local storage through your browser settings. Blocking essential cookies will prevent you from signing in to DevFeed. Clearing local storage removes the preferences and history listed above, so DevFeed will ask for your analytics choice again.