Small, first-party and controllable.
IPGetter does not use advertising cookies or third-party analytics. This page explains the limited browser storage used for accounts, preferences and first-party statistics.
Last updated: 19 September 2026First-party analytics
Current setting: On. Analytics helps IPGetter understand page/tool usage and automated traffic. It is not used for advertising.
Browser storage used by IPGetter
| Name | Type | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
IPGETTERSESSID | Cookie | Keeps signed-in accounts secure and supports CSRF protection. | Browser session; server session expires after inactivity. |
ig_analytics_ignore | Cookie | Remembers that this browser opted out of IPGetter analytics. | Up to 1 year. |
ipgetter-theme | Local storage | Remembers the light/dark appearance you explicitly choose. | Until removed by you or browser storage is cleared. |
ig_session | Session storage | Groups lightweight engagement signals within the current browser tab/session. | Until the tab/session ends. |
Anonymous terminal command history is not persisted in browser storage in the current version. Signed-in terminal history is stored against the user's account on the server.
Why there is no "accept everything" banner
IPGetter intentionally avoids advertising, cross-site tracking and third-party analytics. Account/session storage is used to provide features a user asks for; the theme setting stores an appearance preference; and the first-party statistical analytics can be switched off above at any time.
More information
See the Privacy Policy for the wider personal-data picture, including server-side account, API, terminal and security data.