Last updated: 2026-10-22
This Cookie Policy explains how Shambix uses cookies and similar technologies for the Patcherly service (a brand of Shambix).
Below is a practical list of cookies and similar technologies we or our providers may set when you use the public website (patcherly.com), the dashboard (app.patcherly.com), or related sign-in flows. Exact names can vary by browser, consent choices, and whether you are logged in.
CookieConsent on patcherly.com - stores your cookie choices; loaded via Cookiebot (consent.cookiebot.com)._ga and related cookies on .patcherly.com - on the public marketing website only, with consent as configured in Cookiebot. The dashboard at app.patcherly.com does not load Cookiebot or marketing analytics cookies.app.patcherly.com.cf_clearance on .patcherly.com - bot management / security; may be HTTP-only and Secure.intercom-id-*, intercom-session-* and related cookies on .patcherly.com - on the public marketing website only, and only after you accept the Preferences category in Cookiebot. They keep your chat conversation attached to you between page loads. Decline and the chat widget is never loaded.When you sign in (email/password, Sign in with Google, or Sign in with GitHub), the dashboard uses cookie-based sessions shared across our .patcherly.com domains so the app can authenticate you securely:
patcherly_access_token - HTTP-only short-lived session credential.patcherly_refresh_token - HTTP-only credential used to renew your session.patcherly_csrf - anti-forgery token used with authenticated requests.patcherly_auth - non-secret indicator so the dashboard knows a session may be present (not a substitute for server-side authentication).patcherly_mfa_handoff - short-lived HTTP-only cookie used when multi-factor authentication is required after social login or other sign-in paths that defer MFA to the dashboard MFA page.Sign in with Google or GitHub also involves cookies and sessions on Google or GitHub domains during the provider’s own authentication pages; those are controlled by the provider, not by Patcherly. After a successful social login, Patcherly stores only a linked provider identity as described in the Privacy Policy - not the provider’s access token.
Connecting an IDE or assistant to hosted MCP uses Patcherly-issued OAuth tokens (Bearer access tokens), not cookies on the marketing site. Consent and token management happen in the dashboard (for example Profile → MCP). Session cookies for the dashboard consent page follow the dashboard sign-in list above.
__Secure-ENID on .google.com) according to Google’s policies.Beyond cookies, the dashboard may use localStorage (e.g. preferences and UI column visibility) and sessionStorage (short-lived UI state). The documentation site may use a separate auth cookie (patcherly_docs_auth).
Use Manage privacy preferences in the site footer (under Legal), or your browser settings, to review or change cookie choices. Blocking all cookies may affect login and functionality.
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