Definition of cookiesA cookie is a small text file that the site requests to store on the visitor's computer and contains a certain amount of information and a certain time stamp.
The browser saves the information in a particular location on your computer and returns the information in the cookie to the site visited at each request of pages / images from the site.
Two types of cookiesCookies on this site are used to enhance the user experience and optimization of the site. There are two types of cookies:
- One type, called permanent cookie, saves a file that is left on the visitor's computer. For example, it is used to customize a site according to the visitor's wishes, choices and interests, as well as for statistical follow-up.
- The other type is called session cookie. Meanwhile, a visitor is on a webpage, temporarily stored in the visitor's computer's memory. Session cookies disappear when you close your browser.
Our site uses both session cookies and permanent cookies. Regardless of the type of cookie used on this site, no personal information about the visitor (such as e-mail address or name) is saved.
Brief on the Electronic Communications ActAccording to the Electronic Communications Act, SFS 2003: 389, which entered into force on July 25, 2003, and changed July 1, 2011, anyone visiting a site with cookies will be given information about whether the site contains cookies or not (almost all sites use some form of cookies and / or services as a web statistics system which, in turn, uses cookies) and, if so, the purpose of the use of cookies.
You must also inform about how cookies can be avoided, and the visitor should also be given the opportunity to consent to cookies being used, that is to say, put on the visitor's computer.
On this site we inform about all cookies used (see below). We report what the different cookies are called, whether it's session cookies or permanent cookies, to what domain name they belong (here you can see cookies that are first-party cookies (they have the same domain name as the site) and which cookies are third-party cookies (they have another domain name other than the site), what data is stored in the cookies, what information is used for and how long the cookie is saved in the visitor's browser.
In its browser you can set if you want to avoid cookies (see more below). How consent is to be handled there are no established rules in the new law. On this site, we interpret the law so that you consent to cookies using the browser settings and / or other cookies management tools.
Handling cookiesIf you do not accept the use of cookies, you can turn off cookies through your browser's security settings. You can also set the browser to get a warning every time the site tries to put a cookie on your computer. Through the browser, previously stored cookies can also be deleted.
See the browser's help pages for more information on how to view which cookies are stored in your browser, how to delete them, and make settings for whether or not cookies are accepted. Below are links about how to hate cookies in regular browsers.
- IE9
- Firefox
- Google Chrome
Some other articles about managing cookies in different browsers.
- Google Chrome
- Var sparas cookies i Internet Explorer?
- Ta bort cookies i firefox
Cookies on this siteBelow are the cookies that are used on this site. The set of cookies used on a website varies. Also note that there may be cookies that are linked only to a portion of the site and / or linked to any kind of service on the site.
If there are any errors or if there are any questions about the cookies used on this site, please feel free to email us by sending your information and case to support@cygrids.com.
No personal information about you visiting the page is collected, processed or analyzed or is of interest to us.
Cookies used on our website:
- Google Analytics, från https://www.google.com
- Hotjar, från https://www.hotjar.com