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How cookies work on our pages
- Essential cookies keep a session open and the pages functional for the length of a visit
- Preference cookies hold choices such as site language for weeks to months
- Analytics cookies count visits and page use in aggregate, in the browser only
- Affiliate cookies record how a visitor arrived, for around 30 days
Cookies are small text files a browser stores so that a site can keep its state between visits: a session stays open, a language choice holds, a page remembers what was shown. The four types in the list are the ones a reader controls in the browser, and none of them is needed to open an account or reach support. Clearing them never touches the account itself, which lives behind its own login on our side.
The types in play
| Type | Purpose | Typical lifetime |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Keep a session open and the pages functional | The session |
| Preference | Hold choices such as site language | Weeks to months |
| Analytics | Count visits and page use in aggregate | Months |
| Affiliate | Record how a visitor arrived | Around 30 days |
Third-party cookies and what they do
Who sets them
A third-party cookie is set by a domain other than ours: an analytics provider counting a visit, or a partner recording how a reader arrived on a page. They are read under the provider’s own policy, and ours does not extend to them.
Why they appear
The affiliate type records an arrival so a partner relationship is attributed correctly. The analytics type counts movements across pages without attaching an identity, and both can be blocked in the browser while the essential session keeps working.
Updates to this policy
Changes to the cookie setup are announced with a refreshed date line, and a new third party or cookie type is the change that matters in practice, because it moves what the browser stores without any action from the reader. The types above stay in step with the actual setup.
Managing cookies in the browser
Every current browser holds its cookie controls in the privacy or security settings: individual cookies can be viewed and deleted, all cookies can be cleared at once, and third-party cookies can be blocked while first-party ones stay. Blocking everything breaks some page function, since essential cookies carry the session. Clearing cookies ends stored sessions, so a next visit starts fresh.
A workable routine is to clear cookies once, keep third-party ones blocked as a standing setting, and let the essential and preference types accumulate again. The result is a session that works, a language choice that holds, and no partner files past the visit that set them. If a choice ever needs undoing at our end rather than the browser’s, the contact routes reach a person, and the answer names the exact cookie type involved.
Last updated: 4 November 2026