Cookie Policy
Last update on 10/08/2021
Cookies may be installed on this website, either by the publisher of this website, or by third-party partner or provider websites or applications, or through links to social networks, as this list is not exhaustive.
We wish, through this information:
- help you better understand how cookies work and how to set them;
- inform you about cookies to this site, their purposes and their shelf life on your computer.
I – General information
1 – What is a cookie?
Definition of a cookie according to CNIL: « A cookie is a small file stored by a server in the terminal (computer, phone, etc.) of a user and associated with a web domain (i.e. in most cases all pages of the same website). This file is automatically returned in subsequent contacts with the same domain. »
2 - What are cookies for?
Cookies have different functions. For example, they can be used to memorize a customer ID with a merchant site, the content of a shopping cart, the display language of the web page, an identifier to trace navigation for statistical or advertising purposes, etc. (source CNIL).
3 – Different types of cookies
Technical or functional cookies
These cookies, which are essential to the proper functioning of a website, allow, for example, to know whether or not the visitor is connected to his or her customer area, to manage his or her selection of products or services, etc.
From a technical point of view, these cookies can also enable the publisher of a website to identify possible bugs on the site, correct them and offer an adapted offer.
Audience or statistical measures cookies
A website may also use statistical and audience measures cookies to, for example, determine the number of visitors to the website, the headings visited, etc.
Cookies from third party websites or applications
On some websites, some applications allow visitors to make the content of the website known or shared with others, including on social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, etc.
Even if the visitor did not use the share buttons or applications, it is possible that social networks will follow the user's navigation if his account or session is enabled on his computer at the time of browsing (see the data protection modalities and policies of social media sites).
Advertising partner cookies
These cookies are deposited by companies other than the visited website, most often from the commercial partners or advertising providers of the visited website. These cookies are managed by companies other than the website publisher and only the issuer of the cookies can read or modify the information. The website on which these cookies are stored is therefore likely to transmit information to the partners/providers concerned, such information being related, for example, to purchases made and products consulted.
Optional cookies
These cookies are not essential for browsing the website; they are intended to improve the user experience and facilitate user search by offering products and offers related to its interests. Example: information about the last product consulted, type message « you will also like ».
4 - How to set cookies?
Functional and security cookies are not configurable.
On the other hand, some cookies and other tracers are configurable and require your consent to be deposited. You can accept or refuse cookies via the dedicated page on this website.
You have the opportunity to reconsider your choice at any time in Click HERE.
It is also possible to refuse cookies as described below:
Internet Explorer
Click the Tools button and then click Internet Options. Under the General tab, under Navigation History, click Settings. Click View Files. Sort by Name, locate files starting with prefix « Cookie », select those containing the company name and delete them. Close the window and click on OK twice.
Firefox
Click the menu button and select Options. Access the Privacy and Security panel, Cookies and Site Data section. Click Manage Data..., locate the files containing the company name, select them and delete them.
Safari
In your browser, choose Safari > Preferences. Click Privacy, then Manage Website Data. Select one or more websites, then click Delete or Clear All.
Google Chrome
At the top right, click More > Settings. At the bottom of the page, click Advanced Settings. In the Privacy and Security section, click Content Settings > Cookies > Show all cookies. Search the website name and click Delete.
If you refuse cookies, some features of the site may not work. For more information, visit www.cnil.fr.
II – Information on cookies installed on this site
Technical or functional cookies
| Cookie name | Supplier | Description | Type | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SERVERID112361 | OVH | Technical cookie used by our hoster for server load distribution. | Third party cookie | 15 minutes |
| Didomi token / euconssent-v2 | Didomi | Managing consent or not for certain purposes or partners. | Third party cookie | 6 months |
Audience measurement cookies or statistics
| Cookie name | Supplier | Description | Type | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ga | Record a unique identifier used to generate statistical data on how the user uses the site. | Cookie Owner | 13 months | |
| gat gtag UA 64660216 1 | Google statistical cookie. | Cookie Owner | Session | |
| gid | Record a unique identifier used to generate statistical data on how the user uses the site. | Cookie Owner | 13 months |
