What are cookies?
Cookies are used by almost all websites. In some cases the use of cookies is the only way to make a website work as intended.
A cookie is a small text file which is stored on your computer or IT-equipment. Cookies make it possible for the website to recognise your device, and to gather information about the pages and functions that you use in your browser. However, cookies cannot identify you, detect your name, where you live, or whether your computer is used by one or several people.
This website makes use of cookies. We will let you know that we are setting a cookie before doing so. We are obliged to do so by law.
Using Cookies for statistics
The first time you visit our website you will see a banner on the page containing information about the use of cookies for the purpose of gathering statistics. The banner also gives you a choice of whether to reject or accept cookies. If you choose to reject the cookies set by the website, we will use a cookie to remember your choice. If you wish to avoid cookies altogether, you need to disable cookies in your browser. Disabling cookies can result in certain functions of the website being unavailable to you.
Online user surveys and cookies
When we undertake online user surveys on our website, we set cookies to control how many times the survey is shown to the user, and to ensure that it is not shown to users who have already participated in the survey.
Accepting cookies
If you choose to proceed from the first page without rejecting cookies, a cookie that makes it possible to gather information for statistics will be set. We use the information to improve our website. We will not use cookies to collect personally identifiable information about you.
Duration of cookies
| Cookiename | Type | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| _pk_ses.<websiteID>.<domainHash> | First-party cookie | 30 minutes |
| pk_ref.<websiteID>.<domainHash> | First-party cookie | 13 months |
| _pk_id.<websiteID>.<domainHash> | First-party cookie | 13 months |
| _pk_cvar | First-party cookie | 30 minutes |
| piwik_auth | First-party cookie | 1440 seconds |
| PIWIK_SESSID | First-party cookie | 1440 seconds |
| stg_popup | First-party cookie | 12 months |
| stg_content | First-party cookie | 12 months |
| website_id | First-party cookie | 12 months |
| _stg_debug | First-party cookie | 14 days |
| stg_traffic_source_priority | First-party cookie | 30 minutes |
| stg_last_interaction | First-party cookie | 12 months |
| stg_returning_visitor | First-party cookie | 12 months |
| _stg_opt_out_simulate | First-party cookie | Session |
| _stg_optout | First-party cookie | 12 months |
| stg_fired_<triggerID> | First-party cookie | Session |
| stg_utm_campaign | First-party cookie | Session |
| stg_externalReferrer | First-party cookie | Session |
| Intercom-session | Third-party cookie | 7 days |
| messagesUtk | Third-party cookie | 3 months |
| _fbly_ORGANIZATION_ID_DOMAIN | Third-party cookie | Until cache is deleted |
Rejecting or deleting cookies
You can reject cookies at any time by changing your browser settings. Accessing browser settings varies from browser to browser. However, setting your browser to reject all cookies may result in the loss of certain functionality, because the website will not be able to store information about the choices you make.
All browsers allow you to delete cookies either one at the time or all at once. Deleting cookies varies from browser to browser.