Management of cookies

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1. General information

Why cookies ?

Cookies are small packets of data that are placed on your terminal (computer, tablet, mobile phone) by the sites you visit in order to record and analyse your browsing activity. They can be used:

• for technical purposes, such as managing your sessions, customising your browsing, or measuring website traffic (establishing statistics on site visits);

• to establish profiles and send targeted advertising based on your browsing history, or to share information on social networks (these cookies are called third-party cookies).

Information must be provided on the placement of cookies; in the case of third-party cookies, consent must be obtained in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to allow people to be tracked as they browse.

Two methods are usually used for obtaining consent when you first land on a site :

• the display of an information banner indicating that third-party services may place cookies and containing a button that allows the user to accept the placement of cookies or to personalise their choice (the banner disappears when a choice has been made)

• the continuation of navigation beyond a certain point on the page visited, indicated by a progress bar located approximately one third of the way down the page

Should cookies be accepted? And how should they be managed?

Apart from third-party cookies, not accepting cookies can affect navigation and the use of services offered by a site. On an authenticated site, for example, authentication may be stored on a cookie so that you do not have to re-authenticate on every page of the site. Other cookies may be less important, but it is impossible to say exactly what will happen if you refuse to accept cookies. Some sites state that they must be accepted for the site to function properly.

To ensure comfortable browsing while limiting tracking, you can either set the parameters for deleting cookies at the end of the browsing session or use private browsing.

Depending on the web browser, you can see the cookies and, possibly, their characteristics (content, expiration date) through the menu Preferences (or Options) > Privacy (or Confidentiality) > Cookies). Options are offered to manage cookies (accept or refuse all, accept on a case-by-case basis).

In Firefox, you can also access cookies via the Tools menu (at the end of the address bar): Web Development > Storage Inspector.

2. Cookies on the Jutheau Husson website

Technical cookies

These cookies are used for the implementation of functionalities such as:

• session management (PHPSESSID);
• customisation of navigation, such as the choice of language (html=lang);
• website content management with open-source software (WORDPRESS);
• saving choices regarding consent to the placement of cookies. The management tool is TarteAuCitron.

Web traffic measurement

Jutheau Husson uses the IP address anonymisation feature offered by Google Analytics, which does not, however, dispense with obtaining your consent for the activation of the service on our pages.

Anonymisation of the IP address by Google Analytics

Jutheau Husson uses the IP address anonymisation feature offered by Google Analytics, which does not, however, dispense with obtaining your consent for the activation of the service on our pages.

Buttons for linking to social networks (Linkedin and Facebook)

The buttons for linking Jutheau Husson pages to social networks do not generate cookies.

3. Additional information provided by browsers

Firefox 61

Privacy > Cookies and cCache > Controle the information stored by Firefox

Chrome 67

Delete, allow and manage cookies in Chrome

Internet Explorer 11

Delete and manage cookies

Safari – mac OS High Sierra

manage cookies and website data

Opera™

Manage cookies and website date

The Help section of web browsers tells you how to refuse new cookies, get a notification message telling you when you have received them, or disable them.
For more information on how cookies and targeted advertising work, you can visit www.youronlinechoices.eu and ww.allaboutcookies.org.