Account
Sign in
Two ways in, Google and X. No password is stored, nothing is posted on your behalf, and the account exists for the parts of the site that need one.
Ways to sign in
Apple sign-in is not offered yet. It needs a paid developer programme, and there is no reason to charge readers for a button.
You are signed in
Signing out deletes the session on our side. The provider keeps its own record of the authorisation.
What the account is for
- Mailbox on copedal.net. The request form opens once the mail host is connected. Until then the account only holds a name and an address from the provider.
- Downloads and notes. Later, the skill packs and the change notes you asked to follow will hang off the same account.
- Nothing else. There is no comment system, no public profile, no advertising profile built from this.
What is stored
- The provider's user id, the display name and, for Google, the email address. X does not return an email address.
- An opaque session key in a first-party cookie, good for 30 days. No access token is kept after the sign-in round trip.
- Nothing is shared with anyone. See the privacy policy for the full list and for the removal request route.
Want the account deleted? Send a note from the address you used, or from any address if you signed in with X, and it is deleted by hand.