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Cookies are part of how almost every modern website works, and ours is no exception. This page explains what cookies are, what we use them for and how you keep control over them. The aim is for you to know what happens in the background so you can freely decide what to allow and what not to.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a site stores in your browser when you visit. On your next visit it can read them again, which means, for example, it does not make you set the same thing over and over. They contain no programs, run nothing and cannot by themselves harm your device.

You can think of them as a short note the site leaves "at the door" — a reminder of which language you had selected or that you have already confirmed something. Some cookies disappear as soon as you close the window; others stay longer so you do not have to start from scratch every time. Most of them are set by this site itself, though in some cases they may also be used by trusted services that help us with basic operation and measurement.

The types of cookies we distinguish

Not all cookies serve the same purpose. For an overview we split them into three groups by what they handle:

Type What it is for Consent
Essential basic site functioning, security, keeping your session not required
Analytics anonymous measurement of traffic and behaviour so we can improve the site required
Preference remembering choices such as language or layout for more comfortable use required

Essential cookies cannot be switched off, because without them the site simply would not work properly. Analytics and preference cookies are optional — their use depends on your consent, and you can change it at any time. Details on how we work with data are provided in the Privacy Policy.

What we use cookies for on this site

Cookies help us keep the site usable, secure and gradually improving. Specifically, thanks to them we can:

  • keep your session and basic settings while you browse,
  • protect the site against misuse and technical errors,
  • measure anonymously which parts are useful and where visitors hit obstacles,
  • remember your choices so you do not have to enter them again.

We process analytics data in aggregated, anonymised form — we care about the overall picture, not about tracking an individual. The goal is to make decisions about content and layout based on real usage rather than guesswork.

What we do not do through cookies: we do not sell their contents to third parties for their own advertising purposes and we do not try to determine your identity through them. Our concern is functionality and smooth use, not gathering data beyond what the site actually needs.

How to manage cookies in your browser

The final say over cookies is always yours. Every modern browser lets you view, delete and block cookies, either across the board or for a specific site. You will usually find the settings in the privacy or security section:

  • Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies.
  • Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data.
  • Safari: Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data.
  • Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions.

You can also turn on private browsing, which automatically removes cookies once you close the window. Keep in mind, though, that blocking all cookies entirely may limit some features — for example, the site will not remember your language or your choices and you will have to enter them repeatedly.

How long cookies last and how consent works

By lifespan, cookies split into temporary and more lasting ones. Session cookies exist only during a single visit and disappear when you close the browser. Persistent cookies stay stored longer so the site remembers your choices on your next visit too; their validity is set in advance, and once it passes they remove themselves.

We do not state a fixed figure for the exact duration here, because it varies between individual cookies and can change over time. As a general rule, the more routine the task a cookie performs, the shorter it tends to live, while choices the site should remember over the longer term have a longer validity. Even those, however, always have a set end and do not remain in the browser forever.

We deploy optional cookies only after your consent, and you can withdraw it at any time — either through the site settings or by clearing cookies in your browser. When you withdraw consent, we stop using optional cookies, but the essential ones remain so the site keeps working. For any question about cookies you can reach us through Contact.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to give consent to cookies?
Essential cookies work even without consent, because without them the site would not function properly. Analytics and preference cookies are optional — we deploy them only once you give consent, and you can withdraw it at any time.
Are cookies dangerous for my device?
No. Cookies are just small text files; they contain no programs and run nothing. They serve to remember settings and measure traffic, not to harm your device.
How do I delete or block cookies?
In your browser's privacy settings you can view, delete and block them, across the board or for a specific site. If you block them entirely, though, expect that some features may not be remembered.
How long do cookies stay stored?
Session cookies disappear when you close the browser; persistent ones stay longer and remove themselves once their pre-set validity expires. The exact duration varies between cookies, which is why we do not state it as a fixed figure.
Updated: 2026-08-19 Editorially verified

Cookie Policy

How this site uses cookies: what cookies are, the types we distinguish, what they are for, how long they last and how you manage them right in your browser.

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