Cookies & Storage
DOG-E does not use advertising or analytics cookies. This page explains the essential browser state involved in sign-in and abuse prevention.
UPDATED AUGUST 16, 2026DOG-E storage
After Google verifies sign-in, DOG-E stores a random session identifier in a host-only Secure HttpOnly cookie for up to 30 days. Browser scripts cannot read it, and the service stores only its hash so the session can be revoked. While a translation is available, tab-scoped sessionStorage keeps its job identifier, access token, file name, and page count so the page can reconnect after a refresh. Document contents are not stored there. Active-job state is removed when you close the tab or start over. DOG-E does not set tracking, advertising, preference, or anonymous-user cookies.
Google Identity Services
Google may use cookies or similar browser technologies needed to display and secure its sign-in control, remember Google account state, and prevent abuse. Those technologies are controlled by Google and governed by Google’s policies.
Cloudflare Turnstile
Turnstile may process IP address, user-agent, browser characteristics, timing, and other security signals to determine whether a request is likely to be human. It is used for security, not DOG-E advertising or audience analytics.
Your controls
Blocking the essential DOG-E session cookie or Google or Turnstile storage may prevent sign-in or document submission. You can clear site data in your browser and sign out at any time; signing out revokes the current DOG-E session. Because DOG-E currently uses no optional advertising or analytics cookie, it does not show an optional-cookie preference banner. Questions can be sent to support@dog-e.app.