Cookies
An exact list of what gets stored in your browser. There is not much of it.
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This is a translation provided for convenience. The Slovak version of this document is the binding one.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser so it can remember something between page loads, such as the fact that you are signed in. localStorage works in a similar way, except that it stays entirely on your device and is never sent to the server.
For clarity we list both together here, even though technically they are two different things.
Why we use them
For two reasons: so that signing in works, and so that we can remember a setting you chose yourself. That is all.
We do not track you. We run no analytics, no advertising and no retargeting cookies, and we load no third-party scripts. Even the fonts are served from our own server, so browsing the site sends no request to any other company.
Strictly necessary
The site would not work without them. They are always set and cannot be turned off.
They exist solely for signing in and for security. They are not used for tracking and we do not combine them with any other data.
| Name | Type | Purpose | Retention |
|---|---|---|---|
| sb-<projekt>-auth-token | Cookie | Keeps you signed in between page loads. It is only set once you sign in, so a visitor who never signs in never receives it. | Until you sign out or the session expires. |
| sb-<projekt>-auth-token.<n> | Cookie | The same sign-in token split into parts, for when it is too long to fit in a single cookie. | Until you sign out or the session expires. |
Preferences
They remember a setting you chose yourself.
They are only written when you change a setting. Without this consent the site works exactly the same, it just will not remember your choice for next time.
| Name | Type | Purpose | Retention |
|---|---|---|---|
| fl-theme | localStorage | Remembers whether you chose light or dark mode. It is written only when you click the toggle. | Until you or your browser clears it. |
| fl-consent | localStorage | Records this very decision about cookies so that we do not ask again on every visit. It is always stored, including when you decline the optional ones, because without it we would have no way to honour your "no". | Until you clear it, or until the consent version changes. |
Analytics
These would measure traffic and which parts of the site are useful.
They would help us find out which content genuinely serves people and which does not.
We currently run no analytics tool at all: we do not measure traffic and we load no third-party scripts. The option is listed so you can decide in advance. If we ever introduce analytics, it will run only with your consent.
Marketing cookies
We use none. We do not advertise, we do not follow you across websites, and we do not share data with ad networks. That is why the category is not offered in the settings at all: there would be nothing to consent to.
The forms set no cookies
Neither the newsletter sign-up nor the contact form stores anything in your browser. The address you enter goes straight to the server. No cookie and no localStorage entry is left behind, so nothing about your browsing reveals whether you used a form.
What happens to a submitted address afterwards is described in the Privacy policy.
Who sets them
The strictly necessary sign-in cookies are set by Supabase as the authentication provider, and only once you have signed in. Everything else is written by the site directly in your browser and is never sent anywhere.
Our email delivery provider (Brevo) has no presence on the site at all. We load none of its scripts or tracking pixels, so it sets nothing in your browser. It only comes into play when an email actually has to be delivered.
How to change your settings
You can change your decision at any time, including withdrawing it. The “Cookie settings” link is in the footer of every page, or use the button below.
You can also delete cookies directly in your browser settings. If you delete the sign-in cookie, you will simply be signed out.
Related documents
Full details of how personal data is processed are in the Privacy policy.