Browsi stores behavioral information in cookies and local storage in order to create a unique experience for every user. This cookies are considered as first party cookies. This means the are stored on the publishers domain and are not shared or synced with any other domain. They are both persistent and use a set expiration date.
Browsi Session Cookie
This cookie is used to gather data around the user session on the publisher's site and, by default, expires after 30 minutes of inactivity by the user (most common definition of session by Google analytics https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/2731565?hl=en).
Browsi User ID Cookie
Browsi marks users by using a specific user id (key) that is generated per user, that id is created upon user’s first encounter with Browsi on a specific domain (no cross domain). That id is stored inside a cookie with 1 year expiration date.