Cookies

Every browser can block all third-party cookies in two clicks: Settings → Privacy. If you block them, the site still works; what breaks is attribution — a click on a bonus link will not credit the visit to us.

Google sets cookies for Analytics; Cloudflare sets a cookie to tell humans from bots; the operator's affiliate network sets a cookie on the destination site, not on this one. Lists of each are available on request.

Session cookies vanish when you close the tab. Analytics cookies live up to 14 months. Affiliate cookies live between 30 and 90 days depending on the operator's rules.

A cookie is a small text file that the site stores on your device. It lets the site remember you between visits — language choice, consent, whether you have already closed a banner.

Three categories are active on this site. Necessary cookies (consent choice, security token). Analytics cookies (Google Analytics, anonymised). Affiliate cookies (set when you click to the operator, used to attribute the registration).

If we add a new tool that sets cookies, the banner at the bottom of the page re-opens so you can re-consent. The list on this page is updated the same day the new tool goes live.

To see exactly what is stored by the site in your browser right now, open developer tools (F12 on most desktop browsers), switch to the Application tab (Chrome) or Storage tab (Firefox), and look under Cookies for this domain. Every entry you see there is listed in the table above with the same name.