A cookie is a small text file that is sent to your browser when you visit a website and that your browser then sends back to us the next time you click on one of our pages. A cookie is stored on your computer or mobile device. The cookie contains a serial number that allows us to see if multiple consecutive visits have come from the same computer. For more general information about cookies, visit AboutCookies.org.<\/p>\n
The main purpose of our cookies is to reliably measure the number of visitors to our website and the duration of each visit so that we can remember your personal user preferences and analyze website performance. To achieve this, we use a statistics program on a web server.
\nOur cookies can be classified into two categories:
\nNecessary cookies are required for the proper functioning of the website. They allow us to provide services such as better performance for you as a user. If these cookies are deactivated, the user will not be able to use these services.
\nPerformance cookies are used to monitor website performance and identify areas of the website that are relevant to a particular user visit. They allow us to correct errors and discover effective connectivity solutions. They do not collect information from which the user\u2019s identity can be determined.<\/p>\n
If you do not want to accept the use of cookies, you can set your browser so that it does not accept cookies. You can also set your browser to allow you to choose whether to accept cookies on a per-site basis. If you select this setting, each time the server wants to store a cookie on your computer, a dialog box will appear asking you if you want to accept the cookie.
\nFor more information, visit AboutCookies.org, which contains extensive information about managing cookies in most browsers.
\nPlease note that we cannot guarantee that all pages of our website will function properly or provide satisfactory performance if you choose not to accept cookies.<\/p>\n
We may place links on our website to the websites of our business partners. They are generally called third-party cookies and may or may not be present on our websites. If you follow a link to any of these websites, please note that their own privacy policies apply to those websites.<\/p>\n
Like many other websites, we use Google Universal Analytics to collect anonymous data about the users of our websites, in order to find out how often they visit our websites, which pages they visit, what time they visit them, how long they stay and which country they come from.
\nIf you do not want Google Analytics to collect this information, you can install a Google add-on for your browser that will prevent this. You can download the add-on here: https:\/\/tools.google.com\/dlpage\/gaoptout
\nMore information about how Google uses data collected from our websites can be found here: https:\/\/policies.google.com\/privacy\/partners?hl=hr&gl=uk<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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