Cookies

We measure visits here in two ways, and this is exactly how.

Our own counter, without cookies

When you open a page, your browser tells us which page it is, which website you came from (just the name of the site, not the full address) and, if the link had one, the campaign tag. From your connection and your browser we work out a number for that day that cannot be reversed and changes the next day: that tells us how many people visit each day, but not who you are, and we cannot follow you from one day to the next. We do not store your IP address or leave anything in your browser. We also count a few buttons (writing to us, going to the adapter shop, opening the in-depth explanation) to see what is useful. This data is deleted after 400 days.

Google Analytics, with cookies only if you accept

Until you accept in the notice, Google Analytics works without cookies: Google receives visit and connection signals with no identifier stored in your browser. If you accept, Google stores its statistics cookies (the ones starting with _ga, which last up to two years) to tell visits from the same person apart. Never for advertising: advertising features and Google signals are switched off.

Changing your mind

Your choice is kept in your browser for a year. You can change it at any time from Analytics preferences, at the very bottom of any page. If you reject, we delete the Google cookies.

Controller, processing and rights information is in our privacy policy.