Legal
Cookies on this site.
A cookie is a small piece of text a site asks your browser to keep and hand back on the next page. This site uses them for one purpose: to keep you signed in. Below is every cookie it sets, what each one does and how long it lasts — and, marked in amber, what the company operating this site still has to add before publishing.
This page lists only the cookies this software sets.
It was written by reading the code that sets them, not from a template — which is why there are so few. If the operator of this site adds analytics, advertising, embedded video or a chat widget, each of those sets cookies of its own, and none of them is described here. The amber block near the foot of this page is where they must be listed before this site is published.
Essential
The cookie that keeps you signed in.
This site sets a cookie when you sign in so that it can keep you signed in as you move between pages. Without it you would have to sign in on every page.
Name
What it does
How long
Name
pg_tenant_session
Holds your signed-in session, so that every page you open knows it is you and you are not asked for your password again.
Set when you sign in to your account. Essential — signing in does not work without it.
How long
30 days
Name
pg_currency_… / pg_country_…
Remembers a currency or a country you chose from a switcher, so prices come back in it on the next page.
Only set if this site shows a currency or country switcher. These pages do not.
How long
1 year
Both are set by this site itself and by nobody else. The sign-in cookie is marked HttpOnly, so no script running on the page can read it, and it is not shared across sites — a session here is never presented anywhere else. Over an encrypted connection it is sent only over that connection.
The administration console the operator signs into keeps its own separate session cookies. Using this site as a customer never sets them.
What is not here
There is no advertising cookie on this site.
01
Nothing here measures you.
There is no analytics tag, no advertising pixel and no third-party script on these pages setting a cookie of its own. Nothing counts your visit or reports it anywhere.
02
We do not sell your personal information.
It is shared with the service providers needed to run this site — for example the companies that host it and deliver its email — and with anyone we are legally required to share it with. The privacy policy names who.
03
No cookie here follows you to another site.
The sign-in cookie belongs to this site alone and is never handed to another one, so a session on one site cannot be presented on a different one.
04
There is no cookie banner.
The only cookie this site sets is the one signing in requires, and it is set when you sign in rather than when you arrive. Nothing here would be honest to ask consent for and then set anyway.
Your choices
Refusing them, and getting rid of them.
01
Do not sign in.
Every public page of this site — this one, the home page, the services and the legal pages — works with no cookie at all. Nothing is set until you sign in.
02
Delete them in your browser.
Every browser can list the cookies a site has set, delete them and refuse new ones. Delete or block these and you are signed out, and you would have to sign in again on every page — which is exactly what the cookie exists to prevent.
03
Sign out.
Signing out ends the session the cookie carries, on the device you are using.
Site owner
What has to be added before this page is published.
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Every other cookie this site sets.
List any other cookies or similar technologies this site sets — analytics, advertising, embedded video, chat widgets — what each does, how long it lasts, and how a visitor refuses or withdraws consent. Where consent is required before a cookie is set, say how it is obtained.
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Consent, if you need it.
This theme ships no consent banner and keeps no record of consent, and this page therefore describes none. The optional banner this platform can switch on remembers the visitor's answer in their browser and does not stop a single cookie from being set, so it is a notice, not a consent mechanism. If you add a non-essential cookie, or if the law where you operate requires consent before the sign-in cookie, you must add something that actually gates the cookie — and never describe a banner this site does not show.
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The currency and country switcher.
If you add the currency or country switcher to this site, a visitor's choice is stored in a cookie for a year and can be read by scripts on the page. It is listed in the table above as conditional; make it unconditional, or remove the row, to match what you actually ship.
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Who a visitor writes to about cookies.
Give the address a visitor should use to ask about cookies or to object, and say how quickly you aim to reply. The privacy policy asks for the same thing and the two answers should match.