Cookie policy
This policy explains which cookies the site places on your browser, the purpose each one serves, and how they can be managed.
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What a cookie is
A cookie is a small text file a site leaves on your browser. Your browser returns it with your next request, which is how the site establishes that the request came from the same person.
The cookies this site uses
divortex-session: identifies your session while you complete the contact form. Being able to complete the form over several steps, and to see the error messages intended for you, depends on it. It is deleted when you close your browser or when it expires.
XSRF-TOKEN: confirms that a submitted form genuinely came from the form on this site. It is the security measure that prevents another site submitting a form in your name.
Both cookies are strictly necessary for the site to work, serve no advertising or measurement purpose, and require no separate consent under the applicable rules. For that reason no cookie consent banner is shown on this site.
What we do not use
There are no advertising cookies, retargeting cookies, social media pixels or third-party tracking cookies on this site.
Visit measurement is carried out on our own server, without cookies. No IP address and no browser details are stored. An anonymous code regenerated every day is used instead, so the same reader cannot be followed from one day to the next.
We do not use Google Analytics or any comparable third-party measurement tool.
Other things kept on your device
The site stores no appearance preference. Pages are served with the same theme on every visit.
Your language choice is part of the address and is not stored separately.
How to manage cookies
You can delete or block cookies in your browser settings. Where those settings live differs between browsers. They are usually found under privacy or site settings.
Should you block the two cookies above you can still read the site, but the contact form will not work: your submission cannot pass the security check.