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Cookies and browser storage

TexPass uses one cookie and a few kinds of browser storage, all needed for the site to work. No advertising or analytics cookies and no third-party trackers.

Last updated 3 Oct 2026

1.In short

  • One cookie, tp_m, set only after you sign in.
  • Browser storage to keep you signed in and make the app fast.
  • No advertising, analytics or social media cookies. No third-party trackers.
  • If you only open passports or read our pages without signing in, we set no cookie.

2.What we store in your browser

Cookies and browser storage used by TexPass
NameTypePurposeHow long
tp_mCookie (TexPass)Your company IDs, so your own views of your passports aren't counted as buyer views. It is not used for sign-in and can't give access to anything.1 year; removed when you sign out
Firebase Authentication sessionBrowser storage (IndexedDB), not a cookieKeeps you signed in.Until you sign out
Firestore offline cacheBrowser storage (IndexedDB)Your app data, so signed-in screens load fast and work on a weak connection.Cleared when you sign out
texpass.requestsBrowser storage (localStorage)Buyer request links you opened, so we can send your passport to that buyer.Cleared when you sign out
texpass.emailLinkBrowser storage (localStorage)Your email (and name and phone when signing up) while you finish signing in with an email link.Removed when you open the link; ignored after one day
Offline pageService worker cacheOnly the "You're offline" page, shown when you have no connection.Until the next site update

3.Third parties

When you pay, you go to Razorpay's own payment page. Razorpay may set its own cookies there, under its own policy. TexPass pages load no third-party scripts that set cookies. Our public marketing pages may measure visits with Google Analytics set to anonymous mode: it sets no cookies and we don't use it for advertising.

5.How to clear them

Signing out removes the tp_m cookie, the offline cache and the request links. You can also clear cookies and site data for gettexpass.com in your browser settings; you will then need to sign in again.

Questions about this page? Write to hello@gettexpass.com or use the contact page.

TexPass is not a lab or a certification body. Accredited labs issue test reports and certification bodies issue certificates; TexPass coordinates tests and checks certificates on official registries.