# Cookies set by Openli

### Cookies set by the Openli cookie-consent widget

#### Cookie name

`isPrimaryDomain`

#### Cookie purpose and data collected

Used to find the highest level within this domain that a cookie can be set on, e.g. example.com when the page is [www.example.com](http://www.example.com). Contains the string "yes" when successfully set, and is deleted immediately after it is set.

#### Cookie name

`legalmonster-cookie-consent`

#### Cookie purpose and data collected

Used to remember the user's settings for cookie consent. Contains a JSON object with entries representing a consent project in Openli, each of which contains the cookie-consent state for that project in the current browser.

#### Cookie name

`legalmonster-pages-viewed`

#### Cookie purpose and data collected

Used to count the number of pages a visitor has viewed on a given site to know when to request consent to certain categories of cookies. Contains a number representing the number of pages viewed.

#### Cookie name

`legalmonster-user`

#### Cookie purpose and data collected

Used to associate consent with a particular user. Contains a JSON object with entries representing a consent project in Openli, each of which contains a unique user identifier within that project, and associated timestamps to control the lifecycle of the user identifier.

#### Cookie name

`legalmonster-consent-cache`

#### Cookie purpose and data collected

Used to remember when a user has given consent to a particular agreement to avoid asking them again. Contains identifiers for the agreement revisions that the user has consented to in the current browser.

### Other cookies set only on \*.openli.com domains

#### Cookie name

`_legalmonster_session`

#### Cookie purpose and data collected

Used to identify sessions and allow our customers to log in to the Openli web application. Contains an encrypted session identifier.


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