Cookies

"Cookies" are small text files that are automatically created when you visit each website. They are stored in the browser you use on your computer or other device. Thanks to some "cookies", the website manages to connect your activity until you close the browser. By closing the browser window, these cookies are automatically deleted.

Cookies are also used in order for the website to function properly, the offers to be attractive, adequate and easy to use. In order for a website to use cookies, your browser needs to support them.

"Cookies" are a standard tool for storing information related to the use of websites.

There are also "cookies" that remain in your browser or device for a certain period of time and are activated each time you visit the website. The period of time cookies remain in your browser or computer/mobile device depends on the settings of the cookies themselves, as well as your browser.

What types of cookies are there?

1. Sessional, short-lived, "session cookies", which are deleted immediately after the end of the website visit
2. Persistent, long-lasting, "persistent cookies" that remain on your browser or device for a specified time or until you manually remove them.

Depending on their functions, we can divide them into the following types of "cookies":

● Basic, mandatory, "essential cookies" are absolutely necessary for the website to perform its basic functions.
● Functional "functionality cookies" – to improve visits to the website. These cookies can store information such as your username, language settings, etc.
● Ads to customize ad content and target them properly.

In practice, cookies are used to:

● Proper functioning of the basket/cart so you can complete your order quickly and easily.
● To save your login details so you don't have to enter them every time you visit the site.
● The best possible adaptation of the website to your requirements by tracking your visits, your movement on the website and the functions you use.
● Obtaining information about which ads you view so that you are not shown ads for goods you are not interested in.

Some "cookies" can collect information that can subsequently be used by third parties, the so-called "third-party cookies". These "cookies" are of an anonymous type and you cannot be identified by this data.

Rejection of the use of cookies

Cookie settings are part of your Internet browser, and most browsers accept cookies by default. It is possible to refuse cookies entirely or only to limit them to the types of your choice using your browser. Please note that in this way you limit the functionality of the website and you will not be able to use the features offered in full.