Cookie information
A cookie is a small text file that is stored on your device when you visit a website. Cookies can contain text and numbers, such as dates. They are not programs and do not contain viruses or other malicious code.
The purpose of cookies is to store certain information about you as a user, so that the website can recognize you on later visits and retrieve stored information. This can, for example, be login information, details about previous visits, or information about which pages on the website you have visited.
A cookie can only be read by the domain that stored it. Regular cookies are usually stored from the address you see in your browser's address bar. However, a website may also contain content retrieved from other domains, such as ads, analytics tools, or other external content. In such cases, cookies from these domains may also be stored. These are called third-party cookies.
Some cookies, so-called session cookies, are only stored for as long as the browser is open and are deleted when you close it. Others, so-called persistent cookies, are stored for a specific period and are automatically deleted when that period expires.
Which cookies do we use and why
Necessary cookies
Name: Dynamicweb.CookieOptInLevel. Lifespan: 1 year.
This cookie stores your choice regarding which cookies you accept on the website.
Name: DW_Session_ID. Lifespan: Automatically deleted when the browser session ends.
This cookie is a technical session identifier that is necessary for the website to function.
Functional cookies
Name: Dynamicweb:Ecom:CartSavedForLater. Lifespan: 30 days.
This cookie stores your shopping cart so it is available when you return to the website.
Name: Login.eLoginAutoLogin. Lifespan: Persistent.
This cookie is used to log you in automatically on your next visit.
Name: Login.eLoginchk. Lifespan: Automatically deleted when the browser session ends.
This cookie checks whether you are logged in on the website.
Name: Login.eLoginPassword. Lifespan: Persistent.
This cookie remembers your login information so you don't have to enter it again.
Name: Login.eLoginPasswordCrypt. Lifespan: Persistent.
This cookie stores an encrypted version of your login information.
Name: Login.eLoginUser. Lifespan: Persistent.
This cookie remembers your username for login.
Name: Login.selectedArea. Lifespan: Persistent.
This cookie remembers which area you have selected in the online store.
Name: Login.selectedLanguage. Lifespan: Persistent.
This cookie remembers your selected language on the website.
Name: newsletterPopupClosed. Lifespan: Automatically deleted when the browser session ends.
This cookie remembers whether you have closed the newsletter popup, so it doesn't appear again in the same session.
Statistical cookies
Name: SessionVisitor. Lifespan: Automatically deleted when the browser session ends.
This cookie from DynamicWeb is used as an internal visitor identifier for statistics.
Name: VisitorDynamics. Lifespan: Automatically deleted when the browser session ends.
This cookie from DynamicWeb is used for internal visitor analysis.
Name: VisitorSessionID. Lifespan: Automatically deleted when the browser session ends.
This cookie from DynamicWeb is used as an internal session identifier for statistics.
Name: _ga. Lifespan: Automatically deleted after 2 years.
This cookie from Google is used to distinguish users from each other in Google Analytics 4. It assigns a unique identifier that makes it possible to gather anonymized statistics about how the website is used.
Name: gaEMNNKW9LZB. Lifespan: Automatically deleted after 2 years.
This cookie from Google is used to store session state for the Google Analytics 4 measurement property (G-EMNNKW9LZB). It records whether you are in an active session and how many pages you have visited.
Name: _gid. Lifespan: Automatically deleted after 24 hours.
This cookie from Google is used to distinguish users from each other within a 24-hour period. It functions as a short-term session identifier for Google Analytics.
How can I avoid the use of cookies on the website?
Regardless of which browser you use, you can adjust your browser settings so that cookies are not stored. Some browsers also let you apply this setting only to specific websites.
How can i delete cookies?
You can delete cookies in your browser settings. You can find help either in your browser settings or on the browser's help pages. Below are links to guides for some of the most commonly used browsers.
Mozilla Firefox:
https://support.mozilla.org/no/kb/delete-cookies-remove-info-websites-stored
Google Chrome:
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=no
Opera:
https://www.opera.com/nb/help
Safari:
https://support.apple.com/no-no/guide/safari/sfri11471/mac