How Lexnura uses cookies

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website or use an online service. Similar technologies can include local browser storage, pixels, tags, SDKs, or identifiers that help a service recognise a browser or device over time.

Lexnura uses browser-based storage for operational settings such as theme preferences, consent records, and certain dismissible notices. Where those technologies perform a similar function to cookies, we treat them consistently under this policy.

Strictly necessary cookies are required for the website and workspace to function. They support secure sign-in, route protection, session continuity, fraud prevention, load balancing, and storage of the privacy choices you submit.

Because these technologies are required to deliver the service you request, they remain active even if you reject optional categories.

If you enable analytics cookies, Lexnura uses Google Analytics to measure usage patterns, understand which workflows are most useful, and improve platform performance. Marketing cookies help measure the effectiveness of campaigns and understand how users discover Lexnura.

These optional categories are off unless you enable them through the consent flow or reopen the cookie preferences panel inside the workspace.

You can accept all optional cookies, reject them, or choose categories individually when the consent panel appears. You can revisit those settings later from the Legal section of the workspace or from the footer controls.

Most browsers also allow you to delete or block cookies directly. If you use browser-level blocking, parts of the site or workspace may not behave as expected, especially where secure sessions are involved.

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in law, technology, or how Lexnura operates. Where changes are material, we may ask you to review your cookie settings again.

Questions about this policy can be directed through the support contact routes referenced in the Privacy Policy.