Last updated: 24 May 2026
This is a practical website policy draft for Ninth Theory MXF Viewer. It should be reviewed before public launch, especially before accepting client uploads, payments, analytics, or production Google/Dropbox access.
1. Current local MVP
The current development version mainly uses local app storage and local files rather than advertising cookies. OAuth tokens and generated media are stored on the machine running the app, not in a public production database.
2. Essential storage
- Google OAuth token storage so the app can reconnect to Google Drive during development.
- Local job files so the app can remember upload/import status, preview progress, and output locations.
- Share token files where password protected review links are created.
3. Browser storage
The app may use browser features such as query parameters and local interface state to load a selected job, choose view mode, or display imported jobs.
4. Analytics
Analytics are not required for the local MVP. If analytics are added later, this page should be updated and a cookie consent/controls system should be added where required.
5. Managing storage
In local development, storage can be cleared by deleting generated jobs in the History page or removing the local storage folder from the project.