Cookie Policy

We do not embed third-party marketing scripts on editorial pages. The affiliate link sets a tracking cookie on the operator's domain when you click it; that cookie is required for Donic to credit the referral and does not read anything about your visit to our site.

We keep this section short on purpose — if a question is not covered here, write to [email protected] and we will either answer in the next reply or add a paragraph to the page.

You can block all cookies through your browser settings. In Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies. In Safari: Preferences → Privacy. In Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security. Blocking cookies does not break the site — a few preference toggles will reset on the next visit, that is all.

Strictly necessary cookies keep the cookie-consent choice itself (365 days) and the preferred language if the browser suggests more than one. Analytics cookies record which page you read, aggregated by day; we keep them for 12 months then delete. There are no advertising or profiling cookies on this site.

We keep this section short on purpose — if a question is not covered here, write to [email protected] and we will either answer in the next reply or add a paragraph to the page.

When you click through to the operator, the operator sets a tracking cookie on its own domain. That cookie attributes the referral back to us for 30 days. It does not follow you around the web and does not mix with analytics on this site. If you reject the consent banner here, the affiliate cookie still works — it lives on the operator's domain, not ours.

If we add or remove a cookie, we update this page and reset the consent banner so you can make a fresh choice. The 'last reviewed' date at the top tracks when the inventory was audited.

We keep this section short on purpose — if a question is not covered here, write to [email protected] and we will either answer in the next reply or add a paragraph to the page.

A cookie is a small text file that a site saves in your browser to remember a setting or a session. Cookies cannot read files from your disk, they cannot see other tabs, and they expire. The ones this site uses are listed in the section below so you can see exactly what sits in your browser.