The Difference
Every decision Sessyn makes comes with a reason, a confidence level, and a source. When Sessyn is not sure, it says so instead of acting as if it is. That is the whole product.
Why blocked. This cookie stores an identifier used to attribute advertising across sites. Removing it does not affect your login.
Why allowed. This keeps you signed in. Blocking it would log you out, which is not what you asked for.
Where Your Data Goes
One page load often contacts a dozen companies. Sessyn maps them, names them, and shows which ones it stopped. None of it is sent to us unless you choose to send a report.
Not every third party is a tracker. A payment processor and a content network are doing a job you asked for. Sessyn labels rather than alarms.
Activity, Kept Local
Sessyn records what happened on your device so you can check its work. The timeline is never uploaded. Clear it whenever you like.
Your Cookies, Explained
Sessyn lists the cookies a site can read, grouped by what they do, with the source that says so. Nothing here is guessed from a name.
Sign-In & Security, Site Settings, Analytics, Advertising, and the ones no source names yet. A cookie that only looks like a sign-in cookie says Likely, and why.
Every cookie shows when it expires, to the minute, and Sessyn tells you how long the site set your sign-in to last. The site can still end it sooner on its side, and Sessyn says so.
Copy or save a site's cookies as JSON, cookies.txt or a header, on your device, only when you ask. Sessyn never keeps or sends the values.
Look any cookie up in the Cookie Library, or read how cookies work.
The Promise
Read the privacy architecture to see how this is enforced structurally rather than promised.
Choose Your Intent
When a site breaks, Sessyn offers the narrowest possible exception — never "disable protection for this site".
Keep sites working. Stop unnecessary tracking. Named rules only, and it never asks for access to sites.
Named trackers blocked, and cross-site cookies stripped once you allow Sessyn to access sites. The default.
Maximum practical privacy. Unrecognized third parties are restricted. Some sites may break — Sessyn will tell you which part.