About cookies

What are cookies used for?

Websites use cookies to offer users a personalised experience and to collect information about the use of the website.

Many websites also use cookies to store information that ensures a consistent experience, such as a shopping cart or customised pages.

On trusted websites, cookies allow them to remember your settings or that you do not have to log in repeatedly.

Some cookies (e.g. advertising) can track your internet use.

Can I block cookies?

Yes, you can block or allow cookies on all websites or choose individual websites.

Should I block all cookies?

Not necessarily. Blocking all cookies protects privacy but may limit the operation of some websites.

It is advisable to block cookies and then enable them for trusted sites.

How do I delete cookies?

Delete cookies in your browser settings (browsing history → delete cookies).

What are temporary cookies?

Temporary (session) cookies are deleted when you close the browser. They are used to store temporary data (e.g. cart).

What are persistent cookies?

Persistent cookies remain stored after you close the browser and allow, for example, automatic login.

They can remain stored for days, months or years.

What are first‑party cookies?

First‑party cookies come from the website you are visiting and are used to store settings.

What are third‑party cookies?

Third‑party cookies come from external sources (e.g. ads) and are used for tracking and marketing.

Which cookies do we use?