Session
Session cookies
They let you use essential functions — for example remembering a repeated form field within a single session. They are not stored on your device and are deleted when the browser session ends.
Cookies
Cookie policy.
Small text files that help the site recognise you on later visits. Below — what they contain, why we use them and how to manage them from your browser.
§ 01 — What they are
What is a “cookie”
A “cookie” is a very small file containing data, stored in the web browser on your computer when particular web pages are visited. On its own it neither contains nor collects information, except when it is read by a server through a web browser.
It can supply information in order to provide a more convenient service — by recording your preferences, identifying errors and/or gathering data for statistical purposes. A cookie will not harm your computer, and no personal data is stored as a result of using the site.
Making full use of our website requires cookies to be installed. If you choose to disable any of them you will most likely still be able to browse, but certain functions may turn out to be unavailable.
This information is summarised as part of our effort to comply with statutory requirements and to be open, honest and clear about the privacy of our users’ data.
§ 02 — Types
The types of cookie we use
Persistent
Persistent cookies
They allow us to recognise returning anonymous visitors — which pages you viewed and which options you chose. This helps us improve the site and fix errors.
Third-party
Third-party cookies
When you open a page with embedded content — from Facebook or YouTube, for example — those sites may send you cookies of their own. We do not control how they are generated.
To analyse how the page is used, how visitors interact with it and which browsing routes they take, we use Google Analytics. We do not record any personal information as part of this process.
In most web browsers, cookie installation is switched on automatically. By changing the default settings you can decide whether, and to what extent, to allow cookies access to your device.
The necessary cookies that provide the site’s core functions are always loaded. Analytics tools (Google Analytics, for example) only write cookies if you give consent through the banner on your first visit, where you can choose “Accept all” or “Essential only”. Until consent is given, these tools run in anonymous mode without storing cookies. You can change your choice at any time using the button below.
You can also manage cookies through your browser settings — restricting their access or removing cookies already saved. Please note that restricting some cookies may disable certain functions of the site.
§ 03 — Managing
Managing cookies by browser
Managing cookies in Google Chrome
- Click the three dots in the top right corner and choose Settings.
- In the left-hand menu choose Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data.
- To allow cookies — choose “Allow all cookies”.
- To block third-party cookies — choose “Block third-party cookies”.
- To block everything — choose “Block all cookies”.
If you use a different browser or another version — search for “cookies” in your application’s settings.
Related · Privacy
Have a question, or want to exercise a right?
Read the Privacy Policy, or get in touch with us about anything to do with the processing of personal data.