This page explains which cookies the webinkub.fr website uses and how to manage your choices.
1. What a cookie is
A cookie is a small file that a website stores in your browser. Some are necessary for the site to work; others measure audience or serve advertising. Consent is required for all of them except the strictly necessary ones.
2. Managing consent
The site uses Complianz together with Google Consent Mode. The banner appears on your first visit, and analytics collection stays switched off by default until you click “Accept”. Clicking “Deny”, or closing the banner without choosing, keeps that switched-off state.
3. Necessary and functional cookies
These are always set and require no consent. On this site they are the Polylang language cookie pll_language, which remembers your chosen language, and the technical cookies of the consent system, prefixed cmplz_.
4. Analytics cookies
If you consent to this category, the site uses Google Analytics 4 (through Google Site Kit) to measure traffic: pages viewed, time spent, device, approximate location. The cookies set are _ga and _ga_*, kept for up to 14 months. Without your consent, these cookies are not set and no data is sent to Google: the banner runs on Google Consent Mode, which blocks analytics by default.
5. Marketing and preference cookies
None. The banner shows these categories by default, but no advertising pixel, retargeting system or personalisation cookie is installed on this site at present. This section will be updated if that changes.
6. External services
The contact form runs on Contact Form 7 with no external anti-spam service: neither reCAPTCHA nor any equivalent tool setting its own cookies is enabled. Blocking of third-party scripts before consent is active across the whole site.
7. Changing your choices
You can change your mind at any time with the button below; a link to this page sits in the footer of every page on the site. You can also delete cookies already stored from your browser settings.
8. Contact
Questions about cookies: sales@webinkub.fr.