This Cookie Policy explains how RemoveDuplicateLine.com uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit the website, use its browser-based text tools, or submit the Contact Us form. It should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Privacy Choices page.
1. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small text files that a website or service may store in your browser. Similar technologies include local storage, session storage, pixels, tags, and device identifiers. They can support essential website operation, security, preferences, traffic measurement, consent management, and advertising.
2. Current website state
At the time this draft was prepared, the public site did not have Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, AdSense, or a consent-management platform active in its rendered pages. These services must not be described as active until they are actually deployed and tested.
The website may still use essential technical processes provided by WordPress, the hosting platform, caching, security, and anti-spam systems. These processes may use cookies or similar technologies where necessary to deliver, protect, or administer the website.
3. Browser-based tool content
The current text tools are designed to process input locally in your browser. We do not intentionally place the text you enter into a tool, or the result produced by a tool, into cookies, analytics events, advertising requests, or WordPress application logs.
Some optional tool features may store approved settings or accessibility preferences in your browser. Such storage must not contain tool input, tool output, clipboard content, filenames, or downloaded content.
4. Strictly necessary technologies
Strictly necessary technologies may support secure page delivery; caching and performance; abuse, spam, and attack prevention; administrator login and session management; contact-form submission and validation; and remembering a privacy or consent choice after a consent platform is activated.
These technologies are used for operation and security rather than behavioral advertising. Blocking them may prevent parts of the website from working correctly.
5. Analytics
Analytics is not currently active on the public site as of this draft date. If privacy-safe analytics is enabled later, this policy will be updated to identify the provider, purposes, cookies or identifiers used, retention period, consent behavior, and available controls.
Approved analytics must not receive tool input or output, clipboard or download content, filenames, contact-form contents, free-form errors containing user data, exact user-entered search or replacement text, or full URLs and query strings that can contain user data.
Permitted utility measurement is limited to allowlisted operational events and broad buckets, such as the tool used, whether processing succeeded, and a broad input-size or duration range.
6. Advertising
Advertising is not currently active on the public site as of this draft date. Before advertising is enabled, this policy must be updated to describe the advertising provider, consent requirements, cookie purposes, personalized and non-personalized advertising choices, and applicable retention or control information.
Where required, non-essential advertising technologies must remain blocked until an appropriate choice is collected through the approved consent-management platform.
7. Consent and privacy choices
When a consent message is available, you can use it to accept, reject, or manage non-essential purposes and later revise your choice through the persistent Privacy Choices control.
You can also control cookies through your browser settings. Deleting cookies may remove saved preferences and may cause the website to ask for your choice again. See the Privacy Choices page for the controls currently available.
8. Third-party services
The website may rely on providers for hosting, security, caching, email delivery, anti-spam, analytics, consent management, or advertising. A provider may process limited technical information under its own terms and privacy practices when its service is active.
External links are controlled by their respective operators. Visiting another website may allow that operator to use its own cookies and similar technologies.
9. Retention
Cookie and browser-storage duration depends on purpose. Essential session technologies may expire when the browser session ends, while security, preference, or consent records may last longer. Any future analytics or advertising retention must be documented before those services are enabled.
10. Changes to this policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when the website, tools, service providers, consent configuration, analytics, advertising, or legal requirements change. The latest version will be posted on this page with an updated date.
11. Contact
For questions about cookies or privacy, use the Contact Us page and select the privacy-related topic. Do not include passwords, confidential documents, or sensitive tool content.