Cookies may be used while you open website pages, move between pages, use a site function, or record a cookie preference. These are general examples of normal website use rather than a statement that every interaction stores information. Whether a cookie is used can depend on the page you visit, the browser you use, the controls available on the site, and the choices you make in your browser or any website settings presented to you.
Session
Some cookies may expire when a browser session ends. They can support information that is useful while you are actively using the website, without necessarily remaining after you close the browser. Browser settings, private browsing modes, and the way a browser handles sessions can affect this behaviour.
Persistent
Other cookies may remain for a period determined by their purpose or by browser settings. They can be used, for example, to remember a preference on a future visit where that feature is available. This policy does not state a specific duration because storage periods can differ by purpose and configuration.
Device and browser context
Cookie behaviour can differ between browsers, devices, settings, private browsing modes, and the choices to accept, block, or delete cookies. A control available on one device may not work in exactly the same way on another. The next section outlines practical browser-based options without treating any one setting as universal.