Cookie Preferences
Last updated: May 28, 2026
This English version is provided for convenience. In the event of any discrepancy or conflict between the English version and the Simplified Chinese version of this Cookie Preferences notice, the Simplified Chinese version shall prevail.
(语言效力：本 Cookie 偏好说明以简体中文版本为准。英文版本仅供参考。如中英文版本存在任何不一致或冲突，以简体中文版本为准。)
This page lets you review and manage how myCHName uses cookies and similar browser storage technologies. It complements our Privacy Policy.
1. Current Use of Cookies
We currently use strictly necessary cookies and similar technologies to keep the Service secure and functional. These include a guest session identifier for CSRF protection and anonymous batch continuity, and an access token cookie when you sign in.
We also use limited browser local storage for product continuity, such as guest usage records, claimable batch IDs, authentication UI cache, and cross-tab favorite synchronization.
2. Optional Categories
Preference storage and analytics cookies are not required for the core naming experience. They will remain disabled unless you choose to enable them here.
If you enable Analytics, we use Microsoft Clarity and Google Analytics to understand public page interactions, traffic sources, page views, clicks, scroll depth, and session friction. These tools only store analytics cookies and send full analytics events after your explicit opt-in consent. Google tag may load before opt-in with Consent Mode set to denied, and ad storage remains disabled.
3. Changing Your Choice
You can update or withdraw optional consent at any time from this page. Strictly necessary cookies stay enabled because disabling them would affect security, login, CSRF protection, and core service access.
Manage Your Preferences
Strictly necessary cookies remain enabled for security and core service delivery. Optional categories stay off unless you choose to enable them.
Required for guest sessions, CSRF protection, abuse prevention, and secure login state.
Reserved for future UI choices such as language, display, and product experience settings.
Microsoft Clarity and Google Analytics store analytics cookies only after you opt in, helping us review heatmaps, traffic sources, session friction, and public conversion paths.
No optional preference has been saved yet.