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Cookie policy
Last updated: 26 August 2026
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small file that a website stores in your browser so it can recognise it on later visits. Some are essential for the page to work; others are there to measure how it is used, or for advertising.
First things first: nothing is stored here without permission
This website installs no cookie until you press “Accept all”. If you refuse, or if you close the page without deciding, no third-party script is loaded and no measurement cookie is stored. There are no first-party technical cookies either: the site is static and does not need them.
The only thing stored once you answer the banner is your own decision, and not in a cookie: it goes into your browser’s local storage, under the key cmox-consentimiento. It is never sent to the server, it does not travel with any request, and its only job is to stop us asking you the same thing on every page.
Cookies installed if you accept
All of them are for measurement and are managed by Google, not by us. We configure Google Analytics with IP anonymisation enabled.
| Cookie | Provider | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
_ga | Tells visitors apart in order to count how many people come in. | 2 years | |
_ga_FNZN665P7H | Keeps the measurement session state for this property. | 2 years |
Google may change this list without telling us. The up-to-date detail is in the Google Analytics documentation, and what Google does with that data is in its own privacy policy.
How to change your mind
Withdrawing consent has to be as easy as giving it. This button clears your decision and brings the banner back, so you can choose again:
Choice cleared. Pick again in the banner at the bottom of the page.
If you also want to delete cookies that have already been installed, you can do that from your browser:
Bear in mind that blocking all cookies from your browser may affect how other websites work — not this one.
More information
The rest of the data we process, and how to exercise your rights, is in the privacy policy.