When you visit our site, cookies are placed on your device (computer, tablet, smartphone). This document explains how we use these cookies and describes the basic cookies used by WordPress.
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file that is placed on your device when you visit a website. It is used to collect information about your browsing and may be used to improve your user experience.
Types of cookies used
We use the following cookies on this site:
Cookies necessary for the site to function
These cookies are essential to allow navigation on the site and the use of its basic features. They cannot be disabled.
- wordpress_test_cookie: Used by WordPress to check whether cookies are enabled in your browser.
Duration: for the session. - wp-settings-{user_id} and wp-settings-time-{user_id}: Used to customise the display of the admin interface or the main site (if the user is logged in).
Duration: 1 year.
Session cookies
- wordpress_logged_in_{hash}: Indicates whether a user is logged in and keeps their session active.
Duration: for the session. - wordpress_sec_{hash}: Strengthens security for logged-in users.
Duration: for the session.
Personalisation cookies
- comment_author_{hash}, comment_author_email_{hash}, comment_author_url_{hash}: Used to remember the information entered by a user when leaving a comment (name, email address, URL).
Duration: 1 year. - multilangual_lang: Used by our translation system to remember your language choice while browsing the site.
Duration: 1 year.
Cookies necessary for consent management
These cookies allow the site to remember your cookie consent choices. They are essential to ensure your preferences are respected and cannot be disabled.
- cookie_consent: Records your cookie consent preferences.
Duration: 180 days. - cookie_consent_timestamp: Records the date and time of your cookie consent.
Duration: 180 days.
Cookie management
On your first visit to our site, a banner informs you of the use of cookies. You have the option to accept, refuse or customise your preferences regarding non-essential cookies.
How to change your preferences?
You can change your preferences or disable cookies via your browser settings. Please note that this may affect the functioning of the site.
Here are some links to configure cookies on the most common browsers:
To learn more about cookies and your rights, you can visit the CNIL website.