Last updated: August 27, 2026
What cookies are
Cookies are small text records that a website or service provider can ask a browser to store. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels, and identifiers. They can support security and preferences, measure how pages are used, or help deliver advertising.
Current tool processing
The PDF tools do not need an account cookie to process a selected file. Document content is handled by the tool code in the browser. A browser-generated object URL may temporarily connect a finished result to its download button; this is not an advertising cookie and normally lasts only for the current page session.
Essential technologies
Essential storage may be used to deliver the site, maintain security, balance traffic, remember a consent choice, or provide a function explicitly requested by the visitor. Blocking these technologies can make parts of a website unavailable or prevent a preference from being remembered.
Analytics cookies
Analytics technologies may be used to measure visits, page performance, broad device categories, referral sources, navigation, and errors. This information helps identify broken pages and understand which tools need improvement. Where applicable law requires consent, non-essential analytics should remain inactive until that choice is provided.
Advertising cookies
If advertising is added, advertising providers may use cookies or identifiers to deliver, measure, limit, or personalize ads. Contextual advertising can be based on the current page, while personalized advertising can use information collected across services. Ad areas must remain visually separate from tool actions and genuine download links.
Third-party cookies
Hosting, analytics, consent-management, embedded content, or advertising providers may set cookies under their own policies. A third-party cookie is controlled by a domain other than the site being visited. Browser restrictions and regional rules can affect whether it is available.
Google services
If a Google analytics or advertising service is enabled, Google may use cookies and related data under its published privacy and advertising policies. Google provides account and advertising controls in supported regions. Mentioning these possible services does not mean that every Google product is currently active.
How to control cookies
You can use any consent control displayed by the site, change browser privacy settings, block third-party cookies, clear stored data, or use provider opt-out controls. Browser help documentation explains the available steps. Strict blocking may affect website functionality, and clearing cookies can remove saved choices.
Changes and contact
This policy may be updated when technologies or providers change. Questions about cookies on Nexavar PDF Tools can be sent to Nexavar Technologies Ltd at [email protected]. See the Privacy Policy for broader information about data handling.