This Cookie Policy explains how SKR4CH uses cookies and similar technologies on the SKR4CH Waveform Designer website, what they are used for, and how you can control them.
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They help websites remember preferences, measure usage, and deliver certain functionality.
SKR4CH uses necessary storage to remember consent choices and support security. Cookies and similar technologies used for optional preferences, analytics or ad personalisation are used only when the relevant consent is granted. When optional consent is denied or has not yet been given, Google may still receive restricted cookieless measurements and may attempt to serve limited ads, as explained below.
Cookies and consent choices are categorised and managed using Cookiebot, which lets you review and change your choices.
These cookies are required for the website to function properly and cannot be disabled.
Without these cookies, the site cannot operate as intended.
Preferences cookies and similar storage are permitted only if you consent under the “Preferences” category. They may remember choices or settings that affect how the website looks or behaves. Any preference technologies currently detected are identified in the Cookiebot declaration below.
If you consent under the “Statistics” category, Google Analytics may use Analytics cookies to measure visits and interactions. Information collected may include pages viewed, approximate location, browser and device type, and general usage patterns.
If Statistics consent is denied or has not yet been given, the Google tag does not read or write Analytics cookies. Because this site uses Advanced Consent Mode, Google Analytics may still receive restricted cookieless measurements for aggregate measurement and modelling. These requests may include basic page, device and request information but do not use Analytics cookies.
If you consent under the “Marketing” category and provide the required detailed advertising choices, Google AdSense may use cookies, local storage and other data to select, personalise, deliver and measure ads and to limit how often ads are shown. Marketing consent makes an ad request eligible for personalisation; it does not guarantee that a personalised ad will be served.
Advertising spaces are present on all seven pages of the site, although Google may not fill every ad request.
If you have not yet made a consent choice, or if Marketing consent is denied, Google may attempt to serve Limited Ads. Limited Ads do not use personal data to personalise advertising. Google may still process technical data, including IP addresses, to transmit ads, and advertising code or creative content may be cached on your device.
If programmatic limited ads are enabled in the AdSense account, Google may also use cookies and local storage solely for invalid-traffic detection and protection against fraud and abuse, including when Marketing consent is unavailable. The exact ad-serving mode depends on the consent signals, AdSense settings, eligibility and available demand.
SKR4CH does not store waveform designs, audio data, or editor state in cookies. Saving a .txt state file or creating a shareable link happens locally in your browser. A shareable link contains the state in its URL fragment; it does not put the state in cookies or store it on SKR4CH servers. Anyone with the link can access its embedded design, and the share fragment is removed from the address bar after the link is opened.
You can review, change or withdraw your consent at any time using the Cookiebot consent controls in the Detailed cookie list below. A change applies to subsequent processing and ad requests; it does not erase information already processed or necessarily remove cookies already stored on your device. You can remove existing cookies using your browser settings.
The latest cookie list generated by Cookiebot's scan, including each listed cookie's purpose, provider, and duration, is available below.
This Cookie Policy may be updated from time to time to reflect changes in technology, services, or legal requirements. Changes take effect once published on this page.