Tokens
Held in memory, not on disk
The access token lives in this page's memory for the lifetime of the tab and
is never written to local storage, a cookie, or the URL. If you tick "stay
signed in", the refresh token goes to tab-scoped session storage, which is
cleared when you close the tab — never to local storage, which would survive
indefinitely on a shared machine.
Renewal
One renewal at a time
Access tokens are short-lived and renewed a minute before they expire. Refresh
tokens are single-use and rotated: presenting one twice looks exactly like a
stolen token being replayed, and the backend responds by revoking the entire
session family. The portal therefore serialises renewals strictly, so it can
never lock you out of your own account by racing itself.
Privacy
No third-party requests
This site loads no external script, font, stylesheet, image or analytics.
The content security policy at the edge forbids it, and the pages are built
so there is nothing to forbid: every request goes to this origin.
Limits
Rate limits are real
Authentication is limited per IP address and the general API is limited per
token. If you are told to wait, waiting is the fix — retrying faster extends
the window rather than shortening it.