Privacy policy
What druxtjs.org collects, why, and how to turn it off.
Who runs this site
druxtjs.org is run by Stuart Clark, in Australia. For anything on this page, email hello@druxtjs.org.
Google Analytics
Google Analytics runs only if you allow it. Until then, nothing loads from Google. We use it to see where the documentation needs work.
If you allow it, Google collects the pages you visit and how you reached them. It also records your browser, your device and your approximate location. We also send it the terms you type into the site search, and a few actions such as copying a code example. Please don't search for anything personal.
Google may process this data in the United States. We keep it for 14 months after your last activity, and we don't use it for advertising.
To change your answer, use Cookie settings in the site footer. Saying no removes the cookies Google Analytics set.
Cookies and browser storage
| Name | What it's for | When it's set |
|---|---|---|
_ga, _ga_* |
Google Analytics | Only if you allow it |
druxt_consent |
Your Google Analytics choice | When you choose |
druxt-color-mode |
Your light or dark theme | Always |
auth.*, druxt_editor, druxt-workspace |
Signing in and editing | auth.strategy always, the others when you sign in |
Server logs
Our host, amazee.io, keeps server logs, in Australia. Each entry has your IP address, the page you asked for and your browser, with the time. We use them to fix faults and to see how crawlers and AI tools use the site.
The MCP server
You don't need an account to use the server at /mcp. It answers questions about the documentation, and those requests can appear in the server logs.
Signing in
Only people who work on the site sign in. Drupal keeps their name, email address and the content they edit.
Other sites
Links to GitHub, Discord and drupal.org take you to sites with their own privacy policies.
Your rights
You can ask what we hold about you, and ask us to correct or delete it, by emailing hello@druxtjs.org. Depending on where you live, you may also be able to complain to your data protection authority.
Changes
We update this page when any of this changes.