Cookies Fonctionnels
Ces cookies sont essentiels au bon fonctionnement du site web. Ils sont nécessaires pour des fonctions telles que la connexion, les paniers d’achat, etc. Ils ne nécessitent pas de consentement.
Cookies de Préférences
Ces cookies stockent les préférences de l’utilisateur qui n’ont pas été explicitement demandées (par exemple, les paramètres de langue).
Cookies de Statistiques
Ces cookies sont utilisés pour l’analyze du site web. La description mentionne à la fois les statistiques générales et les statistiques anonymes, où les données ne peuvent pas être utilisées pour identifier les utilisateurs individuels.
Cookies de Marketing
Ces cookies sont utilisés pour la publicité ciblée et le suivi des utilisateurs sur les sites web. Ils nécessitent généralement un consentement explicite.
This HTML snippet represents a cookie consent management popup, likely generated by the Complianz plugin (based on the class names like cmplz-). Let’s break down what it does and what each part means:
Overall Purpose:
This code displays a cookie consent banner to users, informing them about the different types of cookies used on the website and allowing them to choose which categories they consent to. It’s designed to comply with privacy regulations like GDPR and CCPA.
Breakdown of the Code:
: Contains the introductory text explaining the cookie policy.
: The paragraph explaining that cookies will only be applied on this site and how users can manage their consent (through cookie policy buttons or the privacy icon).
: This section lists the different categories of cookies used on the website. each category is presented within a
element.
: This is a collapsible section. The details tag allows the user to expand or collapse the category to see more information.
cmplz-category: A common class for all categories.
cmplz-functional, cmplz-preferences, cmplz-statistics, cmplz-marketing: These classes identify the specific cookie category.
: The clickable text that expands/collapses the details. Currently, these are empty, which is a bit odd.They should contain a descriptive label for the category (e.g., “Functional Cookies”, “Statistics Cookies”).
: Contains a description of the cookies within that category.
cmplz-functional: These cookies are essential for the website to function correctly. They’re required for things like login, shopping carts, etc. They don’t require consent.
cmplz-preferences: These cookies store user preferences that weren’t explicitly requested (e.g., language settings).
cmplz-statistics: These cookies are used for website analytics. The description mentions both general statistics and anonymous statistics, where the data can’t be used to identify individual users. cmplz-marketing: These cookies are used for targeted advertising and tracking users across websites. They generally require explicit consent.
