Policy · Last updated June 16, 2026

Cookie Policy

A plain list of every cookie this site sets, what each one does, who sets it and how long it stays on your device.

What are cookies

Cookies are tiny text files a website places on your device. They help the site remember things — like whether you have visited before — and let ad networks show relevant ads. Cookies cannot run programs, carry viruses or read data from your hard drive.

Full cookie list

OdysseusAI.net does not set its own cookies. All cookies come from the third-party services we use. Here is the complete breakdown.

Cookie nameSet byWhat it doesLifespan
_ga Google Analytics Assigns a random ID to tell visits apart. Used to count unique visitors. 2 years
_ga_* (e.g. _ga_SHDW54M688) Google Analytics Links sessions to the same Google Analytics property. 2 years
_gid Google Analytics Assigns a random ID to group pageviews into a single visit for that day. 24 hours
_gat Google Analytics Slows down how fast requests are sent. Used to avoid overloading Google's servers. 1 minute
_gads Google AdSense Tracks whether you have interacted with an ad. Helps measure ad conversions. 13 months
DSID Google (DoubleClick) Identifies a signed-in Google user across sites for ad selection. 2 weeks
IDE Google (DoubleClick) Stores your ad preferences. Main cookie used to show relevant ads. 13 months
test_cookie Google (DoubleClick) Checks whether your browser accepts cookies. No personal data stored. 15 minutes
__gpi Google AdSense Groups interactions for ad performance measurement. 13 months
__gads Google AdSense Alternative name for the _gads cookie in some configurations. 13 months
FLC / FPAU Google AdSense Used for frequency capping and conversion tracking under Google's first-party ad serving. 90 days

Your control

You have full control over cookies in your browser. Here is how to manage them across the major browsers.

BrowserHow to manage cookies
ChromeSettings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data. You can block all third-party cookies or clear specific ones.
FirefoxPreferences → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data. Firefox blocks many third-party tracking cookies by default.
SafariPreferences → Privacy. Safari blocks third-party cookies by default. Uncheck "Prevent cross-site tracking" to allow them.
EdgeSettings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies and site data.
BraveShields up by default. Third-party cookies are blocked unless you change shield settings per site.

Blocking all cookies will not break this site. The pages, tools and guides will work the same way. Ads may become less relevant because the network cannot learn what topics you are interested in.

Updates

If we add or remove services that set cookies, we will update this page. Google may also add or rename cookies as their ad system evolves. The effective date of this policy is June 16, 2026.