What are cookies?
"Cookies" are small text files that are saved on your computer or mobile device. The function of cookies is to distinguish other users of the same website or to save certain information related to your preferences. Used by most sites to make your browsing easier.

Each "cookie" is unique to your browser and contains anonymous information. The content includes the domain name it came from, its "lifetime" and the value, always in the form of a randomly incremented number.


What types do you use and what are they for?
Security and Identification
The set of cookies intended for connection security is:

To recognize the user within the specific session
To control security
To ensure that the information that the user enters is only visible to him

Security and identification cookies are automatically deleted after termination of your browser session and are kept for a limited time in order to ensure uninterrupted operation of the site. It is important to note that these, as well as other types of cookies on the site, do not store the entered personal data.

Efficiency and Functionality
Performance cookies aim to collect statistical information and provide based on individual user preferences. Through them, we anonymously measure the number of visits, viewed pages, visitor activity, as well as repeat visits to the site. These cookies do not help to analyze the traffic that prevents the use of the website and the overall user experience.


Manage and delete cookies
Please note that a large part of the cookies you use will improve your browsing experience on our site, and the rest are important to ensure access security.

Depending on your browser usage, you can:

Allow or deny the storage of cookies from all sources
To set up a notification that for each new "cookie" you will ask for permission to accept or refuse

Most browsers are set to accept cookies by default. However, if you do not want cookies to be stored on your computer, you have the option to restrict their use by changing the settings in your browser.