Cookie Policy

Last updated: June 2026. This page lists every cookie and similar storage mechanism Fragcharts may set, what it is for, and how long it lasts. For broader privacy information see our privacy policy.

fragcharts_session — Laravel session cookie. Keeps CSRF protection working. Expires when you close your browser, max 2 hours of inactivity.

XSRF-TOKEN — Laravel CSRF token. Strictly necessary security cookie. Same lifetime as the session cookie.

Consent for advertising cookies is collected via Google's certified Consent Management Platform (CMP), which shows a consent banner on your first visit if you are in the EEA, UK or Switzerland. Google records your TCF v2.2 choice in a first-party entry (typically stored in localStorage as "euconsent-v2") and may set companion cookies such as "__gads" and "__gpi" for ad-serving.

Google AdSense cookies (set by pagead2.googlesyndication.com and related Google ad domains): used to serve ads and measure ad effectiveness. Whether personalised or non-personalised ads are shown depends on the consent you gave in Google's banner. Full list: policies.google.com/technologies/ads.

To change the choice you made in Google's consent banner, clear site data for fragcharts.com (in Chrome: DevTools → Application → Storage → "Clear site data"). This wipes the "euconsent-v2" entry and any "__gads"/"__gpi" cookies. Reload the page and the banner will reappear.

You can also block cookies entirely in your browser's privacy settings, or use a privacy extension like uBlock Origin.