Cookie Policy
What are cookies?
A cookie is a small text file stored on a computer or mobile device when visiting a particular website. With the help of cookies, the website remembers your actions and desired settings (such as login, language, font size, and other desired display-related settings) over a longer period, so you don't need to re-enter them each time you return to the website or browse its different pages.
How do we use cookies?
www.marli.hr uses cookies and similar technologies for several purposes, depending on the context or product, including:
- session and persistent cookies for data entry and remembering settings – we use them to store your preferences and settings on your device and improve your experience. For example, storing your personal preferences in cookies means you do not have to keep setting them again. If you opt out of interest-based advertising, we also store your opt-out choice in a cookie on your device;
- authentication and login-maintenance cookies – we use them to verify your identity. This cookie lets you move from page to page without having to sign in again on each page. Depending on the sign-in method, your login may remain active when you return;
- User security cookies, used to detect authentication abuses, limited duration - we use them to process information that enables security and to detect fraud and abuse;
- load-enabling cookies – we use them to remember information you provide to us and store that information in a cookie so we can remember it;
- cookies for customising the user interface – we use them to let you provide feedback on the website;
In addition to the cookies mentioned, we also use:
- social media plugin cookies intended for tracking;
- third-party advertising cookies – we use cookies to collect information about your online activity and recognise your interests so that we can show you advertisements that may be most relevant to you. You can change your choices for non-essential cookies in the cookie settings. We also use cookies to record, for example, how many visitors clicked an advertisement and which advertisements you saw, so that the same ones are not shown to you repeatedly.
- analytics cookies – we use first- and third-party cookies and other identifiers to collect data about usage and performance. For example, we may use them to count unique visitors to a website or service, develop other statistics about how our websites and products work, or find out how our products perform so we can improve them.
Embedded third-party content, such as videos, may use cookies and similar technologies to collect data about how the content is used.
Enabling these cookies is not strictly necessary for the website, but it will provide you with a better browsing experience.
You can delete or block these cookies, but some features of the website may not work if you do.
Cookies and similar technologies may contain identifiers and other data that, depending on how they are used, are considered personal data. Third-party service providers may also take part in processing them. More information about the processing of personal data is available in our Privacy Policy.
Do we use other cookies as well?
Some of our pages or subpages may use additional and/or different cookies than those we have previously listed and described. For example:
-companies we hire to provide services on our behalf, such as website analytics, set cookies when you visit our websites,
-companies that deliver content, such as videos or news or ads on our websites, set their own cookies. These companies use the data they process in accordance with their Privacy Policies, which may allow them to collect and combine information about your activities across multiple websites, apps, or online services,
Details about them will be provided to you at the moment they appear, and at that time we will ask for your consent, if you have not given it before, in order to store those cookies.
The website uses Google Consent Mode. When the corresponding consent category is denied, Google Consent Mode may send consent-status and measurement signals without using cookies for that category. Refusing non-essential cookies therefore does not mean that all online communication with service providers stops.
How can you control cookies?
You can control and/or delete cookies as you wish.
You can change your choices in the cookie settings
You can delete all cookies already stored on your computer, and most browsers allow you to block cookie storage. If you block cookies, you may need to manually adjust some desired settings each time you visit a website, and certain services and functions may not be available.
How to delete cookies?
Most cookies can be easily deleted, but please note that deleting or blocking all cookies may negatively affect your use of the site.
If you decide to delete or disable cookies on your computer, you need to update your internet browser settings (for information on how to delete and disable cookies, check your browser's help menu).
Additional information about opting out of cookies
There are currently several websites for opting out of cookie storage for various services.
You can find more information at the following web addresses:
www.allaboutcookies.org
www.youronlinechoices.com/hr
www.aboutads.info/choices
The following websites can also be of great help to you:
European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance (EU)
Internet Advertising Bureau (US)
Internet Advertising Bureau (EU)
Reconfiguring and controlling cookies
You can change your choices in the cookie settings. To delete cookies already stored, use your browser settings.