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Add Cookie Statement page explaining Able Player's use of functional cookies
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Thank you @kurapativyshnavi |
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Thank you for writing this.
I added some comments with the code
On the page https://wpaccessibility.org/docs/contribute/documentation/ you can read how the code of a page is set up.
@joedolson can you please review the content itself?
As you know better how the Able player is set up.
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| ## 🍪 Cookie Statement |
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Remove the icon, this is set up as formal documentation.
Also, start with an H1 -> # Cookie Statement
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Add a sentence about that no other cookies are used except for the cookies the Able player sets.
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| Able Player uses cookies to enhance accessibility and improve user experience. These cookies are **strictly functional**—they help remember your preferences, such as playback settings, but do **not** track your activity or collect personal data. | ||
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| ### 🔧 What kind of cookies are used? |
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| All cookies are stored locally in your browser and are used **only** to maintain your settings between sessions. | ||
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| ### 🚫 No tracking, no profiling |
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Update cookies.md based on review feedback
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This needs a few changes so that the topic of the page is about how the website uses cookies. A cookie statement needs to be about how the site uses cookies, and address the specific cookies and types of cookies used. Even though there is only one part of the site that uses cookies, we need to do everything in reference to the site holistically.
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| ## What kind of cookies are used? | ||
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| Able Player uses the [js-cookie](https://github.com/js-cookie/js-cookie) library to store and retrieve user preferences. These include: |
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This section should include information about the type of cookie: Essential, Performance, Functional, or Marketing. The Able Player cookies are classified as "Functional" - cookies to provide enhanced, personalized features such as remembering user choices and preferences.
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| Able Player does **not** use cookies for advertising, analytics, or behavioral tracking. Your privacy is respected, and no information is shared with third parties. |
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Cookie statements should indicate how the site uses the cookies. So this should be about how wpaccessibility.org uses cookies, not about Able Player.
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| # Cookie Statement | ||
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| Able Player uses cookies to enhance accessibility and improve user experience. These cookies are **strictly functional**—they help remember your preferences, such as playback settings, but do **not** track your activity or collect personal data. | ||
| Able Player uses cookies to enhance accessibility and improve user experience. These cookies are **strictly functional**—they help remember your preferences, such as playback settings, but do **not** track your activity or collect personal data. |
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This should be about how wpaccessibility.org uses cookies. E.g. "wpaccessibility.org uses cookies in its media player, Able Player. Able Player uses cookies to..."
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Hey @kurapativyshnavi - You may want to merge changes from the latest Also cc @rianrietveld so once confirmed, we can close #100 |
Add Cookie Statement page explaining Able Player's use of functional cookies