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What we store on your device, and why

Cookie Policy

Cookies, local storage, and session storage: what each one does, and how to change your mind at any time. Last updated July 26, 2026.

A cookie is a small piece of data a website asks your browser to keep. We keep the list short on purpose: a handful of strictly-necessary items the site can't work without, and a couple of optional analytics scripts you control below.

NamePurposeCategoryDurationProvider
am26_adminKeeps an IFMSA staff member signed in to the admin console.Strictly necessary30 daysFirst-party
am26-admin-themeRemembers an admin's light/dark preference in the admin console.Strictly necessary1 yearFirst-party
sb-…-auth-tokenKeeps you signed in on the Wall so you can post and play the Hunt.Strictly necessarySession, refreshed while activeSupabase
am26-theme (local storage)Remembers your light/dark preference across the public site.Strictly necessaryUntil clearedFirst-party
am26-splash (session storage)Skips the intro animation on repeat visits within the same browser session.Strictly necessaryCurrent browser-tab sessionFirst-party
am26-cookie-consent (local storage)Remembers your cookie preference so we don't ask again every visit.Strictly necessaryUntil clearedFirst-party
Umami analytics scriptCounts aggregate page views. Cookieless: no cookie is set.Analytics (optional):Umami Cloud (proxied first-party)
Vercel Analytics & Speed InsightsAggregate page views and performance metrics. Cookieless: no cookie is set.Analytics (optional):Vercel

Embedded third parties

Some pages embed a YouTube video (via youtube-nocookie.com, which minimizes cookies until you play the video) and map tiles from MapTiler, which does not set cookies. Moderated participation panels, when available, use Slido and load only after you choose to open them. If you interact directly with an embedded video or participation panel, that provider may set its own cookies under its own privacy policy.

Want the full picture?

See our Privacy Policy for what we collect and why.