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Cookie policy
The site sets a single own cookie: the one that remembers your answer in the consent box. If you agree to statistics, Google Analytics 2 is added. If you say no, Google is not loaded at all — not in a reduced mode, but not at all. No cookie on the site is used for ad profiling.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small text file that is stored in your web browser when you visit a site. It is used to remember settings between page views, measure traffic, or — at stores — link a purchase to the link you came in via. Under the Act on Electronic Communications, your consent is required for all cookies except those that are strictly necessary for the site to work.
Cookies on this site
| Cookie | Purpose | Type | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
consent | Saves your answer in the consent box so it isn’t shown again | Nödvändig | 12 months |
_ga | Google Analytics. Distinguishes a returning web browser from a new one, so that two page views can be counted as one visit instead of two | Statistik (kräver samtycke) | 2 years |
_ga_<measurement-id> | Google Analytics. Keeps track of where you are in the visit, so the session doesn’t break in the middle of it | Statistik (kräver samtycke) | 2 years |
Visitor statistics
The statistics tool is Google Analytics 4. It shows which pages are read and where the visitor came from, and it is only used to determine which walkthroughs are worth updating. The IP address is anonymized, ad profiling is not enabled, and no data is passed on for marketing.
The most important thing is when the script is loaded. Many sites fetch Google Analytics directly when the page loads and then ask it to hold back until the visitor has answered. Here, nothing is fetched from Google until you press Accept all. If you answer Only necessary, or not at all, no call is made to Google and no _ga cookie can be set.
Shops’ cookies on price links
When you click a shop link, you leave the site. The shop and its affiliate network then set their own cookies on their own domains and according to their own policy — so they are not in the table above, because this site neither sets nor reads them. It is this mechanism that makes it possible for the commission to be attributed to the site. I never find out who you are or what you buy—only that a purchase has taken place. Read more in the affiliate policy.
How to change your consent
Your choice is saved for twelve months and you can change it whenever you want via the “Cookieinställningar” button, which is at the very bottom of each page next to the links to the policies. The button also shows what you chose the last time. If you choose to refuse statistics, the site works just like before—the only difference is that your visit isn’t counted.
Block cookies in your browser
- ChromeSettings › Privacy and security › Cookies from third parties.
- SafariSettings › Privacy › Block all cookies.
- FirefoxSettings › Privacy and security › Enhanced tracking protection.
- EdgeSettings › Cookies and website permissions.
If you block all cookies, the consent box may be shown at each visit, because the choice can’t be saved.
More about personal data
Which personal data are processed in addition, on what basis, and for how long, is stated in integritetspolicyn.
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