Cookie policy
What is the cookie ? Cookie is a small text file stored under your browser directory. Cookies used by websites for authenticating and storing user preferences. Cookies are sent to the server with every request: when you open the site by typing its address in address bar, when you click a link, when you click submit button, etc.
Despite it is not their main purpose, cookies can be used for tracking. We don't use cookies for tracking, and we actually don't use them at all (read below about Google Analytics).
We use localStorage instead.
What is the localStorage?
LocalStorage is an SQLite database embedded in your browser. LocalStorage item is pretty much like cookie, but it is never submitted to the server. Therefore, it is more secure, as it cannot be stolen (by middleman attack).
While being technically different from the cookie, localStorage is the subject of the same regulations.
We use localStorage to store user preferences such as language, currency, country.
Also, we use localStorage to store filters and sorting options. That's all.
Besides this, we use third party script from Google Analytics, which (we almost sure) uses some cookie(s). But Google Analytics is used by 60% of all websites, so it is not that dangerous (or it is very dangerous but nobody cares).