What we store in your browser

This site uses cookies to function and to understand, in aggregate, how the catalog is browsed. Here we explain which ones and how to control them.

1. What a cookie is

A cookie is a small file a site stores in your browser when you visit. It lets the site remember information from one page to the next: that you are already signed in, which language you prefer, or what is in your cart.

On their own they do not run programs or transmit viruses, and they give us no access to anything else on your device.

2. Which cookies we use

Strictly necessary cookies. They keep your session open, remember your cart contents and protect forms against automated submissions. Without them the site does not work, so they cannot be disabled here.

Preference cookies. They remember settings such as language or the country you are browsing from, so we do not have to ask again on every visit.

Measurement cookies. They tell us in aggregate which pages are visited and how the catalog is browsed, so we know what to improve. Measurement is anonymous: we do not identify visitors individually and we do not cross that data with your contact information.

We do not use advertising cookies or third-party cross-site tracking cookies. We do not sell or share personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising.

3. Third-party content

This site has third-party domain blocking enabled. In practice that means external services — maps, embedded video, social buttons — do not load by default and do not set cookies in your browser unless you decide otherwise.

The video you see on our pages is hosted on our own server, not on an external platform, precisely so we do not depend on third-party cookies.

4. How to control them

You can block, limit or delete cookies from your browser settings. Every browser handles it differently, but all of them allow it from the privacy or site-data section.

If you block strictly necessary cookies, some functions will stop working: the cart will not keep its contents and forms may reject your submissions.

5. How long they last

Session cookies delete themselves when you close the browser. Preference and measurement cookies remain for a limited period, in no case longer than twelve months, after which they are deleted or renewed if you visit us again.

6. Relationship to the privacy notice

The processing of data collected through cookies is governed by our privacy notice, where you will find who is responsible for your data, what we use it for and how to exercise your rights.

If you have questions about this section, write to us at info@rabatex.us.