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Cookie Policy

This policy explains how this website uses cookies and similar technologies, what they do, and how you can control them. It applies to visitors of napfeny.digital.

Operated by Napfény Digital, Czuczor Gergely utca 18, 9021 Győr, Hungary.

About this document

What this page covers

Cookies affect how a website loads, remembers your choices, and measures which pages people actually read. This page lists the cookie types that can appear on napfeny.digital, explains what each type is for, and shows where you can change your mind after you have already made a choice.

It is a plain description of current practice. If the way we use cookies changes, the updated version replaces this one and is published on this same page. If you would rather ask a person, the address at the bottom of the page reaches our team directly.

At a glance

  • Essential cookies keep the site secure and working.
  • Analytics cookies, where used, are read in aggregate.
  • No advertising profiles are built from visitors to this site.
  • You can accept, decline, or change your choice at any time.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device by your browser when you visit a website. They allow the site to remember information between page loads, such as your preferences or whether you have already seen a message. A cookie is not a program: it cannot run on your device, and it cannot read other files on it.

Similar technologies, including local storage, work in comparable ways and are stored by your browser for the same broad purpose. References to cookies in this policy cover those technologies as well, so you do not need to track a second list of terms.

Two practical notes are worth keeping in mind. A cookie belongs to the domain that set it, so a cookie placed by this site is not readable by an unrelated site you visit later. And a cookie can only hold the information it was written to hold, which is usually a short value such as an identifier or a preference flag.

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A cookie is a short written note your browser keeps for a site.

Cookies we use

Two families of cookies can be set while you browse. The list below describes what each one does and whether you can turn it off from the site itself.

Essential cookies

Required for the website to function correctly, for example to keep a session secure or to remember your cookie choices. These cannot be switched off through the site's controls.

Always active

Analytics cookies

Where used, they help us understand which pages are visited and how visitors move through the site. They are used in aggregate form and are not intended to identify you personally. You can accept or decline them from the cookie notice on your first visit.

Your choice

Why we use them

The short answer is that a site without essential cookies forgets you between pages, and a site without any measurement cannot tell which pages help and which confuse. Both jobs are about the website itself, not about profiling the person reading it.

We do not use cookies to build advertising profiles of visitors to this website, and we do not sell cookie data to third parties.

Keeping the site working

Essential cookies hold a session together and remember the choice you made in the cookie notice, so the notice does not reappear on every page.

Improving the content

Analytics tell us which content is useful and where visitors run into difficulty, which informs how we rewrite pages and where we add clearer answers.

Your choices

On this site

When you first visit, a notice allows you to accept or decline non-essential cookies. You can change that choice at any time through the cookie settings on the site. Declining analytics does not remove essential cookies, because the site needs them to work, but it does stop the measurement described above.

If you change your mind later, the cookie settings are the place to do it. Your new choice applies from that visit onward; it does not rewrite what was already recorded before the change.

In your browser

You can also control cookies through your browser settings, including deleting existing cookies and blocking future ones.

  • Delete the cookies already stored on this device.
  • Block future cookies from individual sites or all of them.
  • Blocking essential cookies may affect how the site works.

Third-party services

Some features may rely on third-party services that set their own cookies, for example embedded maps or video. Those providers have their own cookie and privacy policies, which we do not control and cannot change on your behalf.

Where such services are used, we aim to load them in a way that respects your cookie choices, so a declined non-essential cookie is not quietly replaced by an embedded player. If a third-party feature is blocked, the rest of the page continues to work; you simply do not see that feature.

How long cookies last

Session cookies

Deleted when you close your browser. They exist only for the visit in progress.

Persistent cookies

Remain for a defined period, which varies by cookie and is set according to its purpose.

Cookie lifetimes are reviewed periodically to ensure they are no longer than necessary.

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Changes to this policy

This policy may be updated if the cookies used on the site change or if legal requirements change. The version published on this page is the current one, and it replaces any earlier wording on the same subject.

Significant changes will be indicated on the website, so you are not expected to compare versions line by line.

Questions we hear most

Can I use the site without any cookies at all?

You can browse with essential cookies only, and you can block cookies entirely from your browser. Blocking essential cookies may affect how the site works, for example keeping a session secure or remembering your cookie choice.

Does declining analytics hide parts of the site?

No. Declining analytics stops the measurement; the pages themselves stay readable. If a third-party feature such as an embedded map or video depends on its own cookies, that feature may not load, and the rest of the page continues to work.

How do I change the choice I already made?

Open the cookie settings on the site and set your preference again. The new choice applies from that visit onward. For a clean slate, you can also delete cookies from your browser and decide again on your next visit.

Contact

Questions about cookies or this policy can be sent by email or by post. We answer during working hours, Monday to Friday, 9:00–18:00.

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Napfény Digital, Czuczor Gergely utca 18, 9021 Győr, Hungary

Related pages

The privacy policy explains how we handle personal data. The terms of service describe the rules for using this website.