Cookie Policy
Effective date: July 18, 2026
Last updated: July 18, 2026
1. What this policy covers
This Cookie Policy explains how mm-to-inches.net uses cookies, browser local storage, scripts, pixels, web beacons, and similar technologies. It should be read with our Privacy Policy.
We do not currently load advertising scripts or ad-consent scripts. If Google AdSense and an approved consent management platform are enabled in a later release, Section 6 will apply from the updated effective date.
2. Current storage and technologies
Browser local storage
The converter uses browser local storage for:
- `mmInchHistory` — recent conversion history; and
- `mmInchFavorites` — saved conversion favorites.
These records stay on your device until you clear them. They support user-requested local features and are not themselves advertising cookies. Page URLs or analytics events may still contain conversion or interaction information as explained in the Privacy Policy.
Hosting and security
Cloudflare and hosting/infrastructure services process network and request data to deliver and protect the website. They may use cookies or similar technologies when needed for security, routing, abuse prevention, or service operation. Exact names and durations depend on the deployed service configuration.
Google Analytics
Google Analytics is enabled in production code to measure pages and feature interactions. It may receive page URLs, IP-derived information, browser/device data, event names and parameters, and identifiers or cookies under its current configuration. Value-specific routes may include the displayed conversion value in analytics events.
Google Analytics control information is available at:
https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout
Microsoft Clarity
Microsoft Clarity is enabled in production code for interaction, usability, and performance analysis. It may use cookies or other identifiers and process page/session interaction information under the deployed configuration and Microsoft’s terms.
Plausible ShipSolo endpoint
The website loads an analytics script from `plausible.shipsolo.io`. Until the deployed endpoint, contract, cookies/storage, payload and retention are independently verified, we do not describe this service as universally cookie-free or anonymous.
Ahrefs Analytics
Ahrefs Analytics loads only where the production environment enables it. If enabled, its scripts and related measurement technologies must appear in the current storage/network inventory and this policy.
3. Why these technologies are used
We use enabled technologies to:
- provide local history and favorite features;
- deliver and secure the website;
- measure page and feature usage;
- diagnose errors, abuse, and performance problems; and
- improve navigation and conversion tools.
A provider’s exact cookie names, identifiers and retention can change with its configuration. The production cookie inventory and provider settings are the source of truth; template durations must not be substituted for verified values.
4. Your current controls
You can use browser settings to block or delete cookies and site data. You can clear mm-to-inches.net local storage to remove local conversion history and favorites. Blocking optional technologies may affect saved preferences or measurement, but basic conversion calculations should remain available.
We do not claim that a browser “Do Not Track” signal automatically blocks or limits our current analytics unless code and configuration evidence show that behavior.
5. Privacy Choices
If an approved consent management platform is enabled, a persistent Privacy Choices link will allow applicable users to reopen the consent interface, review the current state, reject, grant, change, or withdraw available choices.
The link must not be shown as an inactive placeholder. Withdrawal applies to future processing after the updated choice takes effect and may not retroactively delete information already processed by a third-party controller.
6. Conditional future advertising technologies
This section describes a future state; advertising is not currently active.
If Google AdSense is enabled:
- third-party vendors, including Google, may use cookies to serve ads based on a user’s prior visits to this website or other websites;
- Google’s use of advertising cookies may enable Google and its partners to serve ads based on visits to this website and/or other sites;
- Google and selected partners may place or read cookies or use web beacons, IP addresses, page URLs, device information, and other identifiers for ad delivery, measurement, frequency control, fraud prevention, and, where permitted, personalization;
- users can control Google ad personalization at https://adssettings.google.com/; and
- the consent interface or a linked provider list will identify additional enabled ad technology providers and their available controls.
For personalized ads in the EEA, UK, and Switzerland, the release must use a current Google-certified CMP integrated with the IAB TCF. The interface must provide accept, reject, manage, and later withdrawal/change controls, and optional tags must follow the resulting choice.
7. Updates and contact
We update this policy when technologies, providers, settings, or purposes change and use a fixed update date.
Questions: [email protected]