Cookies
Cookie information.
OpsDiag keeps the public website intentionally light. This page explains what is used today, what is not used, and what would need to change before any optional tracking is introduced.
Policy
Current cookie use.
The public site is a Nuxt SSR landing experience. The visible pages are designed to work without advertising pixels, visitor profiling, or optional browser tracking.
Summary
No marketing or analytics cookies today
The site presents public product information, company details, and cookie information. It does not currently run a login session, consent banner, analytics script, retargeting pixel, or personalized advertising flow.
Essential
The public page does not need optional cookies
The current OpsDiag website is built to render public information without asking the browser to store marketing preferences, audience identifiers, campaign tags, or personalization state.
Infrastructure
Technical infrastructure may still protect delivery
Hosting, edge, or gateway providers can use strictly necessary technical signals for routing, bot mitigation, abuse prevention, TLS/session reliability, or service availability. These are not used by OpsDiag for advertising or visitor profiling.
Analytics
No analytics script is configured today
The current source does not include Google Analytics, PostHog, Plausible, Meta Pixel, Clarity, or similar third-party measurement scripts. If measurement is added later, this page should name the tool and explain the purpose before it is exposed publicly.
Storage
No visitor profiling storage is configured
The public page does not currently configure localStorage, sessionStorage, tracking pixels, or third-party browser storage for visitor profiling. SEO content is rendered as normal page content rather than being loaded from a tracking script.
Control
Visitors can still manage cookies in the browser
Browser settings can block or delete cookies at any time. If an infrastructure provider sets a strictly necessary cookie, disabling it may affect routing, security checks, or page availability rather than marketing preferences.
Updates
Changes should be visible before behavior changes
If OpsDiag adds analytics, consent tooling, account login, product sessions, or any optional cookie later, this page should be updated to describe what is stored, why it is stored, and how visitors can control it.