What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file sent from a website to your browser. These are stored on your computer or other device and enable the website or service you are using to recognise your browser and keep statistics.

We use cookies that do not compromise your privacy.

These help us to collect and compile anonymous data for online traffic and interactions on our website, which means we can create a better experience and better tools in the future. A cookie only identifies the browser installed on your device (i.e. computer, tablet or smartphone with an internet connection) that you use when visiting the website in question. So there are different cookies on different devices, if you use different devices to view our websites.

So there are different cookies on different devices, if you use different devices to view our websites.

We may use cookies to collect and compile data for online traffic and interactions with our website.

We may also use services from reliable third party suppliers to collect this data on our behalf.

Third party suppliers that may use cookies:

• Google Analytics
• Google Analytics is a tool for analysing websites. Analysis includes the number of visitors and how they navigate, thus enabling us to improve our website. If you would like to know more about how Google Analytics works, go to https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245?hl=sv&ref_topic=2919631