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Cookie policy
Last updated: 20 September 2026
This site does not track you. And that isn't a figure of speech: on dossalis.com, the list of what we store in your browser is empty. In the panel, only what you need to log in.
1. What this is, in one sentence
A cookie is a tiny file a website leaves in your browser so it can recognise you when you come back. They are used for legitimate things — remembering you're signed in — and for less legitimate ones, like following you from site to site to sell you advertising.
This site, dossalis.com, uses none. No session cookies, no analytics, no advertising, none first-party and none third-party. The panel (panel.dossalis.com), where you sign in with your account, uses only the ones essential to make your session work and the one that remembers the language you choose. They are all listed below.
2. Everything we store in your browser
On dossalis.com:
| Name | Type | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nothing. This table is deliberately empty. | |||
On the panel (panel.dossalis.com), only if you sign in:
| Name | Type | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| ds_sesion | First-party, technical | Keeping your session open after you sign in. No script on the page can read it. | 30 days, or until you click “Sign out” |
| ds_oauth | First-party, technical | Only if you click “Sign in with Google”: checking that the return from Google matches your own attempt and not someone else's. | A few minutes; deleted on return |
| ds_gpaso | First-party, technical | Only on administration accounts: the two-factor step after signing in with Google. | 10 minutes |
| ds_idioma | First-party, preference | Remembering the language you choose in the panel. | 1 year |
None is for analytics or advertising, none is third-party and none uses localStorage or sessionStorage. All are exempt from consent because they are necessary for the service you are asking for (signing in to your account) or store a preference you choose (article 22.2 of Spanish Law 34/2002 and the Spanish Data Protection Agency's cookie guide), so you won't see a banner asking for permission. If one day we did need to store something else, it would appear in this table first and then, if the law required it, we would ask you.
3. What you won't find on this site
- No analytics tool. No Google Analytics, no Matomo, none: we don't measure your visit.
- No advertising pixel from Meta, Google, LinkedIn or anyone else.
- No social media buttons or embeds, which are third-party cookies dressed up as an icon.
- No typeface or image loaded from outside. Until 5 September 2026 the typefaces came from Google's font service, which logs the request and the IP address making it. That was changed so it stops happening: they are now served from our own server, as are the images.
The result: opening dossalis.com triggers not one single request to a domain that isn't ours. You can check it yourself: press F12, Network tab, and reload.
4. When you click to subscribe or “Sign in with Google”
Payment isn't processed here. When you subscribe we take you to the payment gateway, a separate company with its own site, its own cookies and its own policy. From that moment on, what happens on their page is governed by their terms, not by this page. We neither see nor store your card details. The same applies when you click “Sign in with Google”: that page belongs to Google and uses its own cookies.
5. How to delete or block them
There is nothing to delete from this site. If you delete the panel's, your session will end and you will need to sign in again; nothing more. Even so, every browser lets you view, delete and block cookies from its privacy settings, and it's worth knowing where that screen is. Blocking them generally does not affect this site: it will keep working exactly the same.
6. Changes and contact
If we ever needed to store something in your browser, it would be added to the table in section 2 first and this page would change its date. Any questions: info@dossalis.com.