Privacy & analytics
You can read every guide and use every tool without allowing analytics.
Optional website analytics
Plurigent uses Google Analytics 4 on plurigent.com to measure public page visits, code copying, checklist exports, and a small set of online Simulator loading and preview actions. We use fixed content and source categories, rather than the material you enter.
Google processes technical request information and analytics identifiers to provide the service. Analytics may use first-party cookies; our tag requests a 90-day cookie lifetime. Advertising personalization and Google signals are disabled. Browser restrictions and your choices mean these reports do not count every visit.
Your designs stay out of analytics
We do not send Figma or preview URLs, frame IDs, image file names, note drafts, shared-screen content, or raw error messages as analytics parameters. We strip query strings and fragments from tracked page addresses and only track known public routes. External referrers are reduced to their origin.
Loading an external prototype or webpage still connects your browser to that provider. Its own sign-in, framing, privacy, and cookie rules apply independently of your Plurigent analytics choice.
Control or withdraw your choice
Analytics starts only after you agree in regions where our current policy requires prior consent. In reviewed regions where we use an opt-out approach, it can start automatically unless you have declined. If your region is unavailable or has not been reviewed, analytics stays off by default without showing a banner. You can explicitly allow or decline analytics through Company → Analytics preferences.
Your previous refusal always takes priority over regional defaults. We also keep analytics off when your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal. Turning analytics off stops further collection and clears this site’s Google Analytics cookies without reloading your design.
We keep your explicit analytics preference in this browser for up to six months. Automatic regional defaults are not stored as consent. The adaptation checklist and online Simulator may separately keep local working state as described by each tool. Local development, preview hosts and automated tests do not send data to the production Analytics property.
Regional settings
The initial regional configuration uses prior consent for the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom, and an opt-out approach for the United States for this non-advertising setup. Other jurisdictions remain off by default until reviewed. These settings are specific to the purposes described here and may change as requirements or our use of analytics change.
Our hosting platform may provide a coarse country code for a request. We use it only to choose the regional policy, do not ask for device location permission, and do not send this policy lookup or country code to Google Analytics. If the hosting platform does not supply trusted region information, the default is off.
Optional embedded videos and resource covers
YouTube privacy-enhanced previews can appear in video resource cards, search results, recommendations and video guides, as well as the video library. Browser lazy loading may load players as you browse, connecting your browser to YouTube and sending technical request information before you press Play. Playback starts only when you press Play; videos do not autoplay. YouTube’s own terms and privacy rules apply, and privacy-enhanced mode does not mean that no data is processed.
Multiple players can remain on the page. Use each player’s own controls to pause playback. Leaving that page closes its previews. These actions do not change your Plurigent analytics preference and are not stored as a persistent video preference.
Non-video illustrations and locally served design covers do not load a third-party video player. Visiting an original resource connects you to that publisher.
Hosting and search reports
Our hosting provider processes requests needed to deliver the website and its resources. Google Search Console separately supplies aggregated search performance reports; it does not require a tracking script on these pages.
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Questions or requests about this notice: jarvis@plurigent.com