Cookie Policy

We use cookies in order to enhance the user experience of our website and make the use of our website more comfortable and convenient. When you visit our website for the first time, you will see a disclaimer at the bottom of the page. By clicking agree and continue to use our website, you accept this Cookie Policy and the use and storage of cookies on your computer or device.

What Are Cookies And Why Do We Use Them?

A cookie is a small text file that saves information about your visit to a certain website. The reason for this is to make the user experience the best possible for the visitors. Cookies can for examples save information on certain preferences or choices made by the user in order to make the website experience better. Cookies can also give us information on what kind of device a visitor browses our website (if it is a mobile phone or a desktop computer for example), how much time a visitor spends on a certain webpage on the site, and more. With this information, we can see the behaviours of our visitors and build our website to reflect what visitors tend to like the most. These cookies are optional and you can easily turn off or delete cookies in your browser settings (see links further down).

Different Types of Cookies

Some main categories of cookies are the following:

• Session “temporary” cookies: These are used while you browse a website and is needed in order for the website to work as good as possible, as intended. As soon as you close the browser, these session cookies will be deleted.
• Functional “permanent” cookie: These are used in order to save certain preferences or settings made by the user so that these preferences are shown again the next visit. This allows for a more personalized visit to a website.
• Analytical cookie: These are used for analytical purposes, for example with Google Analytics, so that a website owner can gain statistics on the user behaviours of a website and with that info make it possible to change the website so that the user experience gets better. If we, for example, see that most visitors use more mobile devices instead of computers, it might be a good idea to build the website with a focus on mobile use.