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1 What are cookies?
A cookie is a small file that the site stores in your browser to remember information about your visit. Data stored in the browser’s local storage is treated the same way and is also listed in the table.
2 Which cookies we use
- Technical: the site needs them to work. They store your choice in the cookie notice and protect the form against automated submissions with Google reCAPTCHA. They are set without consent.
- Analytics: Google Analytics 4 and Microsoft Clarity measure how the site is used; Clarity records clicks and scrolling to build heat maps and recordings of visits. They are only activated if you accept them.
- Advertising: Google Ads and the Meta pixel measure how effective ads are and make it possible to show related ads on their platforms. They are only activated if you accept them.
Google, Microsoft and Meta may process this data in the United States. Details in their policies: Google, opens in a new tab, Microsoft, opens in a new tab and Meta, opens in a new tab.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA. Google’s Privacy Policy, opens in a new tab and Terms of Service, opens in a new tab apply.
3 Cookie table
Scroll the table sideways to see the provider and purpose of each cookie.
| Name | Type | Duration | Provider | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| cookielawinfo-checkbox-… | Technical | 1 year | Quality Clinic (cookie notice) | They store which cookie categories you have accepted, one per category. |
| CookieLawInfo |
Technical | 1 year | Quality Clinic (cookie notice) | Records your consent in the cookie notice. |
| viewed_cookie |
Technical | 1 year | Quality Clinic (cookie notice) | Records that you have responded to the cookie notice. |
| _GRECAPTCHA | Technical | 6 months | Google (reCAPTCHA) | Protects the form against automated submissions. |
| _grecaptcha | Technical · local storage | Until deleted | Google (reCAPTCHA) | Protects the form against automated submissions. |
| _ga | Analytics | 2 years | Google Analytics | Distinguishes users in order to measure visits. |
| _ga_… | Analytics | 2 years | Google Analytics | Keeps the session state. |
| _clck | Analytics | 1 year | Microsoft Clarity | Distinguishes users in order to measure visits. |
| _clsk | Analytics | 1 day | Microsoft Clarity | Links the pages viewed during the same visit. |
| _cltk | Analytics · session storage | Until the tab is closed | Microsoft Clarity | Keeps the data of the current visit. |
| MUID | Analytics · third-party | 13 months | Microsoft Clarity (clarity.ms and bing.com) | Identifies the browser across Microsoft services. |
| MR, SRM_B, SM and ANONCHK | Analytics · third-party | From 10 minutes to 13 months | Microsoft Clarity (clarity.ms and bing.com) | They complete Clarity’s measurement of visits. |
| _gcl_au | Advertising | 90 days | Google Ads | Measures ad conversions. |
| _gcl_ls | Advertising · local storage | Until deleted | Google Ads | Stores the click on an ad to measure conversions. |
| _fbp | Advertising | 90 days | Meta (Meta pixel) | Identifies the browser to measure and show ads on Meta’s platforms. |
| lastExternal |
Advertising · local storage | Until deleted | Meta (Meta pixel) | They store the last external source of the visit and its time. |
4 How to manage them
You can accept them all with “Accept all” or choose by category from “Cookie settings”, in the notice that appears when you arrive. You can also delete or block them in your browser settings; if you block the technical ones, the form may stop working.