What's a cookie?

A cookie is a file created by your browser when you visit a website and stored on your computer. This file may contain the language in which you visit the site or your location. In this way, you will not have to set them again the next time you visit this site, the cookie keeps this information.

Why this message?

The CNIL answers this question as follows: "The regulations stipulate that websites must obtain your consent before depositing these cookies, tell you what they are used for and how you can oppose them. In practice, a message must appear when you connect to the site for the first time to tell you how to accept or refuse cookies."

How do you configure your browser?

Whether you decide to accept or block cookies, it is up to you to configure your browsers.

Here's how to do this:

- FIREFOX: MENU / OPTIONS / PRIVACY: In this tab, you can set your tracking preferences and your history. By clicking on "Show cookies" you have the possibility to delete the sites to which you do not want to give authorization.

- GOOGLE CHROME: MENU / SETTINGS / ADVANCED SETTINGS: go to the "Privacy" section, "Content settings" then "Cookies". You will be able to delete, block, authorize, manage your cookies via this interface.

- OPERA: PREFERENCES / ADVANCED / COOKIES: accept, refuse, authorize certain sites via this function.

- SAFARI: PREFERENCES / CONFIDENTIALITY: from here you have the option to manage your cookies as you wish.

- INTERNET EXPLORER: TOOLS / INTERNET OPTION / CONFIDENTIALITY: from here you can manage the level of confidentiality and the browser will give you a description of the cookies allowed according to the degree of protection chosen.