Cookies Policy
What are Cookies?
A cookie is a small piece of data that is stored on your device by a website you visit. It usually contains some information about the user and their preferences, such as login details or language settings. When you revisit the same site, the server checks for cookies to determine what level of access to grant you.
Why are Cookies Used?
Cookies serve several purposes:
Types of Cookies
Cookies can be categorised into several types:
These are required for core functionality and cannot be disabled. They typically include cookies that manage sessions, authentication, or security-related tasks.
Session cookies store information only during a single visit to the site. When you close your browser, they are automatically deleted.
Purpose: Temporary login details, temporary shopping cart contents, etc.
Persistent cookies remain on your device even after closing your browser. They can be used for longer-term preferences or to speed up future visits by storing non-critical data locally.
Functional cookies are often called "performance" or "analytics" cookies and help us understand how users behave on our site. These might record user interactions with specific features, such as button clicks or video playback events.
Purpose: User tracking for improvement, conversion rate analysis, A/B testing
These track various aspects of your browsing behaviour:
Purpose: To assess overall user experience and improve the website.
We use cookies to remember your selected preferences:
Purpose: Tailor content and functionality according to user choice.
Cookies enable persistence of login sessions across multiple requests. This helps maintain authentication status as you navigate the website.
We use cookies for anonymous device recognition:
Purpose: Improve compatibility and display content according to your setup.
These protect against common web threats such as SQL injection attacks or brute-force login attempts. They ensure we maintain a secure environment for all users:
In addition to cookies, other storage technologies are used within your browser to store data locally.
These ensure an improved browsing experience by reducing the number of round trips between the server and client for smaller, less important requests. They are used when dynamically loading content or enhancing overall site interaction without overloading the network with too many AJAX requests:
Our website integrates other services from various third-party providers to enhance user experience.
