What are cookies
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files that a website saves on your device. They keep you signed in, remember your settings and, if you agree, help us see how the site is used.
Cookie settings
Open Cookie settings at the bottom of any page to change your choice at any time.
Browser settings
Most browsers let you block all cookies, allow only some of them or delete saved cookies.
Required cookies can’t be turned off. If you block them in the browser, signing in and some features won’t work.
Types of cookies we use
Required
Always on, needed for the site to work.
- Sign-in: keeps you signed in. Cookie: session
- Security: protects forms from being sent by other sites. Cookie: csrf
- Your cookie choice. Cookie: sw-cookie-choice
Functional
Remember your preferences.
- Language
- Light or dark theme
Analytics
Only if you choose Accept.
- Analytics provider: visits and which pages are used
Advertising
- We don’t use advertising cookies
- We don’t follow you across other sites
How long cookies are kept
| Cookie | How long |
|---|---|
| Sign-in | Until you sign out, at most 30 days |
| Security | Until you close the browser |
| Cookie choice | 12 months |
| Analytics | Period |
You can delete saved cookies at any time in your browser. You’ll then need to sign in again and choose your cookie settings again.
Third-party cookies
- Analytics provider, only if you accept analytics cookies
- Payment provider, on the payment page, to process the payment securely
These companies are responsible for their cookies under their own privacy policies.
Other technologies
- Local storage: keeps settings such as your cookie choice on your device
- We don’t use browser fingerprinting
- We host fonts and scripts ourselves, so opening the site doesn’t send your IP address to other services
Your rights
You can change or withdraw your consent at any time in Cookie settings. Withdrawing consent doesn’t affect use before the withdrawal.
Policy changes
If we add new cookies or change how we use them, we update this page and ask for your consent again where needed.
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