Cookie policy
Last updated 2026-07-04
What cookies are
Cookies are small files stored on your device. Some are essential to make the site work — for example, to keep you securely signed in. Others, only with your consent, help us understand how the site is used or remember your preferences. This page explains each kind and, just as importantly, how to say no.
The categories we use
We use three clearly separated categories: strictly necessary cookies (always on — the site cannot function without them, and they never track you for marketing); analytics cookies (help us measure usage and improve the service); and preference cookies (remember choices such as your language). Only the strictly necessary category is active by default — every other category waits for your consent.
How to manage your cookies
You are in control at all times. You can accept all, reject all, or choose category by category — using the cookie banner when you first arrive, or the "Manage cookies" control afterwards. We follow one firm rule: refusing is as easy as accepting, with no dark patterns and no nagging.
How we record your choice
Your choice is stored together with a version number, so we always honour the exact preferences you set. If this policy changes in a way that matters, we reset to the safe default and ask for your consent again rather than assuming it.
Third-party cookies
Some analytics cookies may be set by carefully vetted third-party processors acting strictly on our behalf under contract. They may not use the data for their own purposes, and they only ever run if you have consented to the analytics category.