Cookie policy
Effective 1 September 2026
A cookie is a small text file a website stores in your browser. This page lists every cookie MyLeadFox sets, in two groups: the ones the application needs to work, and the optional ones this marketing site uses to measure and advertise, which run only if you accept them.
1. Two sites, two kinds of cookie
This marketing site at myleadfox.com and the application at go.myleadfox.com are separate. The application sets only essential cookies: nothing on it measures or advertises. The marketing site sets essential cookies and, with your consent, analytics and advertising cookies.
The privacy policy explains what we do with data these cookies produce. This page is only about the cookies themselves.
2. Essential cookies in the application
dnsl_session: keeps you signed in. Lasts 30 days, cannot be read by scripts, and is sent only to our own domain. Without it there is no account.
dnsl_csrf: a token that proves a form or request came from your own session and not from another site. Lasts 30 days.
mlf_relay: a short-lived marker used when the application hands you between its own pages securely.
mlf_geo: remembers the region your visit appears to come from, so the consent notice can show the right default for your location. It holds a region, not a location history.
These cannot be switched off while you use the application. Signing out removes the session cookie.
3. Essential cookies on this site
Your consent choice is stored in your browser's local storage, not in a cookie, so we can remember whether you accepted or rejected without setting a cookie to do it.
Cloudflare, which protects the site, may set a cookie to tell real visitors from automated traffic. Cloudflare Web Analytics, which is added at the network edge, measures page loads without cookies and without identifying you.
4. Analytics cookies on this site (optional)
Google Analytics 4 measures which pages are visited and how visitors move between them. Microsoft Clarity records how pages are used so we can see where a layout confuses people. Usermaven measures visits. Clearbit and reb2b try to identify the company a visit comes from.
Bananaforms, a form provider loaded by our tag container, may set a cookie of its own.
In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland these stay off until you press Accept. Everywhere else, analytics is on from the first page unless you press Reject; the consent notice says so in plain words for your region.
5. Advertising cookies on this site (optional)
Google Ads, LinkedIn Insight and the X (formerly Twitter) pixel measure whether a visit came from one of our advertisements and let those platforms avoid showing you the same advertisement again.
Advertising cookies are off by default in every region and run only after you press Accept.
6. Accepting, rejecting and changing your mind
The consent notice appears at the bottom-left of the page on your first visit. Reject and Accept are the same size and Reject comes first. Your choice is remembered in this browser.
To change it, clear this site's data in your browser settings and the notice will appear again. You can also block cookies for this site in your browser; the application will not work with its essential cookies blocked.
This site does not yet read the Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control browser signals. Pressing Reject does the same job. When the site honours those signals, this page will say so and the effective date will change.
7. Changes and questions
If we add a cookie or a provider, this page changes and the effective date moves. Removing one is noted the same way.
Questions about cookies can be sent to hi@myleadfox.com and a person will answer.
