Cookies on the site: how they work

On a website, cookies are small text files that are stored on a user's computer when they visit a web page. They are created by the site server and contain various information related to the user and his interaction with the site.

Cookies are used for a variety of purposes, including authenticating users, storing user preferences, and analyzing user behavior on a website. They allow the site to remember previous user actions, such as login, language selection, content display preferences and other settings, so that the site can automatically adapt to the preferences of a particular user next time.

Cookies may also be used to track user activity on the site, for example for analytics and to improve the user experience. With their help, you can find out which pages the user visited, how much time he spent on each page, and what actions he took in order to optimize the site's performance and offer more relevant content.

It is important to note that cookies are secure and anonymous. They cannot contain viruses or malicious code, and cannot access the user's personal information without his consent. Cookies are sent between a site's server and the user's browser, and only the server can read the information stored in cookies.

If a user does not wish to have their information tracked by cookies, they can set their browser to reject the use of cookies.However, please note that this may affect the functionality and usability of the site, as some features may not be available or function properly without the use of cookies.

Overall, cookies are an important technology that helps websites improve user experience and provide personalized content. All data collected is typically used in anonymized form for statistical analysis and site improvement, and users can rest assured that their information is secure by following basic internet security principles.