1. What a cookie does
A cookie is a small record your browser stores for a website. This version uses one to remember privacy choices across pages and later visits. It does not use local storage, session storage or tracking pixels.
2. The cookie this site sets
| Name | Provider | Purpose | Category | Expiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
ce_consent | This website | Stores version, necessary status, measurement choice, marketing choice, GPC status and saved time. | Strictly necessary | 180 days from saving |
The cookie uses the site’s host, path / and SameSite=Lax. On HTTPS it also uses Secure. JavaScript needs access to apply your choice, so it is not HttpOnly. It contains no contact form content.
3. The three categories
Strictly necessary: remembers the privacy choice. This is locked on in the preferences control.
Measurement: would support understanding site use. This version includes no measurement tags and sets no measurement cookies, even if you choose this category.
Marketing: would support campaign measurement or audience tools. This version includes no marketing tags and sets no marketing cookies, even if you choose this category.
Before either category is activated, the operator must identify its providers, purposes, cookies and retention, update this policy and request a fresh choice for the new processing. Existing choices are not permission for undisclosed tools.
4. Make or change a choice
The banner appears when the browser has no valid saved choice. You can accept all categories, keep only necessary cookies or choose categories separately. Each save replaces the record for 180 days. If cookies are blocked, the site explains that your choice could not be saved.
You can reopen this control from every footer. Removing the cookie in your browser causes the banner to appear again. With JavaScript disabled, the website sets no cookie and optional tools remain inactive.
5. Global Privacy Control
When your browser sends Global Privacy Control, the site switches measurement and marketing off and disables those controls. If an earlier choice allowed them, the stored choice is replaced with optional categories off. For a new visitor, the banner still lets you confirm the necessary-only choice.
The site checks this signal on each page load and when the page becomes visible again. It does not interpret an absent signal as consent.
6. Connections and enquiries
All page images, styles and scripts are local files. Font-host preconnection hints and a CDN DNS hint may cause the browser to contact those hosts; no remote font or library is loaded. These hints do not add a cookie set by this site.
The brief form creates a local file only after you act. It does not contact a form-processing service or send its contents to the site operator. Hosting providers may separately process technical request information as described in the privacy policy.
7. Questions and revisions
Ask Ofelia Hartmann about privacy choices by phone at +372 5330 0080, or by post to F. R. Kreutzwaldi 4, Tallinn, Estonia.
This inventory must be reviewed whenever site tools change. The privacy policy explains enquiry handling and your rights.