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Cookie Policy
Which cookies this site uses, for what purposes, and how to manage them.
1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files that a website stores in your browser. They are used to remember your preferences, keep your session active and understand how the site is used. Similar technologies, such as local storage, are also covered by this policy.
Last updated: 13 October 2026
2. Cookie categories
Strictly necessary cookies: required for the site to function (e.g. the administration panel session and security). They do not require consent.
Preference cookies: remember settings such as your language and theme.
Analytics cookies: produce aggregate statistics such as visit counts and page usage; used only when enabled.
Marketing cookies: this site does not use marketing or advertising cookies.
3. How this site uses them
Your language preference and theme (light/dark, animation level) are kept in your browser's local storage and are not sent to the server.
The administration panel stores a session token for authorised users only.
Analytics measurement is disabled by default; if enabled, IP addresses are anonymised and no personal profile is created beyond aggregate data.
4. Managing cookies
You can delete or block cookies in your browser settings (the "privacy" or "site data" section in Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge). Blocking strictly necessary cookies may prevent parts of the site from working.
Language and theme preferences in local storage are cleared through the same settings.
5. Further information
For details on how your personal data is processed, see our Privacy Policy page. For questions, contact us via the Contact page. When this policy is updated, the new version is published on this page.
Analytics cookies
If you allow it, Google Analytics 4 measures visits to public pages, visit sources, language and device information, and counts of successful contact or quote submissions. Google may use _ga and _ga_* cookies for pseudonymous browser identifiers. This integration does not send your name, email address, phone number or message text. The administration panel and URL query parameters are excluded.
The Google tag loads only after you allow analytics. Ad personalization and Google Signals are disabled. Your preference is stored in your browser for 180 days; analytics cookies last up to 180 days from their last use. You can withdraw permission below or using Cookie preferences in the footer. Google processes data under its privacy policy, which may involve systems outside your country.