Cookie policy

This website, just like many other websites, uses cookies. We use cookies to be able to give you a good experience when you visit our website. Cookies are also used for our website statistics to be able to do improvements to the website. You can choose to accept the use of cookies during your visit by clicking on “Accept”.

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files from sites that you visit, which are stored in your browser. They normally contain a website and an identifier. Cookies help you to improve your experience when you navigate the website.

Why do we use cookies?

On this Website we use cookies in order to among other things save your work in the picture frame tool. See more under the section “What cookies do we use?”.

In addition to this we use Google Analytics, a website analytics tool that is provided by Google, Inc. (“Google”). Google Analytics also uses cookies. The information of your usage of the website, that is generated through the cookie (including your IP-address), is transferred and stored on Google's servers in the United States. Google uses this information for the purpose of understanding your usage of the website, create reports of the website activity to the website operators and provide other relevant services related to the website usage and internet usage. Google can transfer this information to a third party when this is required by law, or where such third parties process the information on the account of Google. Google will not associate your IP-address with any other data that is located at Google. By using this website you approve the processing of your data by Google in the way described above and for that purpose.

You can refuse the usage of cookies by selecting the appropriate settings in your browser, however you should note that if you do this you might not be able to use the full functionality of the website. See the section “General settings for cookies” to see how you can inactivate cookies.

How do I stop the usage of cookies?

You can stop the collection and usage of data by Google (cookies and IP-address) by downloading and installing the browser extension available at https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=en.

You can also deactivate cookies in your browser. This will however deactivate all cookies that are used by your browser, including cookies from other websites, which mean that some settings or information are lost or destroyed. Deactivating cookies could change your usage experience of our Website, or make it harder to navigate the website.

General settings for cookies

With the help of the settings in your browser you can on your own control which cookies are stored on your computer and/or mobile unit. Here you will find information about how to deactivate and delete cookies in the most common browsers:

What cookies do we use?

Origin	Name	Purpose	Type of cookie	Storage time
JavaScript	localStorage	Saves any approval for cookies, so that the cookie banner is not shown every time you load the page. Stores information about error information and your (anonymous) device id. Also stores data related to the picture frame tool, so that you can continue where you left it.	First party	Indefinately, until the user deletes it themselves.
Google AdSense	__gpi, __gpi_optout, NID, DSID, id, __gads etc. Full list available here	Used by Google AdSense to show relevant ads on the website	First party and third party	between 2 weeks - 13 months
Cloudflare	__cfduid	Anonymises the IP-address before information is sent to third-party.	Third party	30 days
Google Analytics	_ga	Used to distinguish users	First party	2 years
Google Analytics	_gid	Improve the user experience, collect statistics and handle user security on the website.	First party	24 hours
Google Analytics	_gat	Used to calculate visitors, session, campaign data and keep track of the websites' usage for the websites' analytics report. Cookies store the information anonymously and assigns a randomly generated number to identify unique visitors.	First party	2 years
Google Analytics	_ga_<container-id>	Keep session state.	First party	2 years
Google Analytics	_gac_gb_<container-id>	Contains campaign related information. If you have connected your accounts at Google Analytics and Google Ads, then Google Ads website conversion tags to read this cookie if you don't chose to remove this. Read more.	First party	90 days