Cookies policy

What are Cookies?

An HTTP cookie, usually referred to as a simple cookie, is a packet of information, in the form of a very small file, sent from a web server to your Internet browser and then returned by the browser each time he accessed the same server.

Cookie content and purpose

Cookies may contain arbitrary information selected by the server and used to maintain the status of HTTP transactions and to track the access of individual users to a site, to systems for evaluating user content, etc.

The best example of cookie information is if you answered “ok” to use cookies for this site so you won’t be asked again. Also, some embedded videos from other sites use cookies to anonymously collect statistics about where you came from the video in question and which videos were viewed.

The cookies we use:

Absolutely necessary

These cookies are necessary for our website to function and cannot be excluded from our systems. Usually, they are set only in response to actions taken by you that constitute a request for services, such as setting your privacy preferences or logging in. You can set your browser to block or alert you to these cookies, but some parts of our page will not work. These cookies do not store any personal information.

Performance cookies

Performance cookies collect information about how users interact with our site. This information is only used to improve the functioning of the StructArt website.

How long is the cookie stored on my computer?

In principle, a cookie remains stored on the user’s computer for use in the next session, but this is not mandatory or a rule – it can also be used within one session and deleted at the end of the session. Cookies can also be deleted by the user at any time.

What do cookies identify?

If more than one browser is used on a computer, each has its own storage space for cookies. Cookies do not identify a person but a combination of a computer and a web browser. Therefore, one person who uses multiple browsers and / or computers has a separate set of cookies for each computer-browser combination. Cookies, on the other hand, do not differentiate between multiple users sharing the same computer and browser, unless they use different user accounts.

What if you do not want cookies installed on your computer?

If you wish, some or all cookies may be blocked, or even cookies already placed on your device may be removed, but you should be aware that you may lose some functionality as well as you lose some of the information or content on StructArt’s website. To do this, you need to change your browser’s privacy settings.