What This Build Acts On
Reading the shipped ruleset…
| Endpoint | Action | Where |
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Reading…
What Each Cookie Means
Each cookie in three parts: what your browser stores, what it's for according to Sessyn's catalog, and what a server could link to it. Sessyn can see the first. It can't see what any server keeps.
Every cookie Sessyn has an entry for. Each one is sourced and dated; anything not in here, Sessyn will not guess about.
No matching cookies.
| Cookie | Owner | What it is for | Category | Needed | Source |
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Sites you told Sessyn to stop restricting. Each one expires by itself; none of them can switch off a security control.
| Site | Rule | Expires | Action |
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No allowances. Sessyn is restricting third parties everywhere.
Checking…
Companies on Pages You Check
Each time you open Sessyn on a page, it can count the companies behind what it did there. It keeps counts only: no pages, no sites and no times, just the day the tally started. They stay on this device and are never sent, not even in a report.
| Company | Pages | Share of Pages Checked |
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Captures you took from the popup. They live until the browser closes, and go nowhere unless you save the file and send it.
| Site | When | Mode | Cross-site cookies | Third-party requests | Cookies |
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Nothing captured yet.
Delete All Sessyn Data
Removes everything Sessyn keeps in this browser, then starts it again on its default settings, so you stay protected.
Deleted
- Your settings: protection level, extra protections and any location you chose
- Your exceptions, on every site
- Rule updates Sessyn downloaded, and the record of its last update check. The rules built into Sessyn stay.
- Diagnostic captures, and what Sessyn noted about your open tabs
- The tally of companies on pages you checked, if you kept one
- Reports you sent to Sessyn, from Sessyn’s server as well
- Access to single sites you gave Sessyn so it could read their cookies. That list is a record of the sites you looked at.
Not Deleted
- Your website cookies, history, passwords and other browsing data. They belong to your browser; to clear one site, use “Forget This Site” in Sessyn’s toolbar menu.
- Access to every site and to private windows, which is how Sessyn protects you. You can remove them on your browser’s extensions page.
If you are going to uninstall Sessyn, delete your data here first. After Sessyn is removed, your browser can keep its own copy of Sessyn’s current rules, including any site you paused Sessyn on.
Delete everything listed under “Deleted”? Sessyn cannot undo this.