A cookie is a small text file that a visited website sends to the browser. It allows the site to record information about your visit, such as your preferred language and other settings. Your next visit to the site can then be simpler and more efficient. Cookies are important. Without them, browsing the web would be much more difficult.

Pixel tags, also known as web beacons, are small images with a similar function to cookies. Unlike cookies, pixel tags are a fixed part of websites. For simplicity, we will also refer to pixel tags as cookies.

Cookies serve many purposes. We use cookies to adjust website content according to user preferences and to optimize the use of the website. They are also used to create anonymous, aggregated statistical data that helps analyze how users interact with the website. This information helps improve the structure and content of the site.

We use several types of cookies—our own as well as third-party cookies from partners we work with. The cookies used on our site can be divided into the following types:

Analytical cookies – collect information about how users interact with the website, the type of website from which visitors were referred, the number of user visits, and website statistics. These files do not record personal data but are used to gather website statistics.

Session cookies – used to store information about user sessions. Session cookies allow navigation through the website without the user having to enter the same information again. These files are deleted when the browser is closed.

Persistent cookies – remain on your device until you delete them.

You can manage cookie usage through your web browser. Most browsers automatically accept cookies by default. You can refuse cookies using your browser or set it to allow only selected cookies.

Restricting cookie use may affect certain features essential for optimal website functionality. If some functions on the website are not working, it is advisable to check your cookie settings and allow cookies on your device.