This policy explains how cookies and similar technologies are used on the Dark Mode Plugin for Elementor website and customer area.
Last updated: April 6, 2026
The website uses essential cookies and session technologies required for account login, security, CSRF protection, two-factor authentication, trusted-device recognition, and general customer-area continuity. These technologies are necessary for the service to function correctly.
Functional cookies may be used to remember non-essential interface choices, such as dashboard preferences, dismissed notices, or customer-interface settings that improve usability without being strictly required for the contract.
If analytics tools are enabled later, their use should be reflected in this policy and, where required, activated only after the appropriate consent mechanism has been provided. At this stage, the website should not be represented as using marketing or analytics cookies unless that setup is truly active.
Marketing, retargeting, or advertising cookies must not be activated without a lawful basis and the appropriate user controls. If such tools are introduced later, this policy and the cookie preferences interface should be updated accordingly.
Some third-party services, such as payment or infrastructure providers, may set or rely on technical identifiers when their service is actively used by the customer. Any such use should remain proportionate, documented, and legally disclosed.
The publisher does not control browser extensions, injected scripts, or client-side tools installed by the user. If such tools interfere with the rendering or operation of the website, that behavior remains outside the publisher's controlled cookie and script environment.
You can manage certain cookie settings through your browser. If a dedicated cookie preferences manager is enabled on this website, it should be used for all non-essential cookies. Essential security and session cookies cannot be refused where they are strictly necessary for the service requested.
This cookie policy may evolve when the site's technical stack, legal obligations, or measurement tools change. The version published on this page is the version that applies at the time of your visit.