Cookies
Cookie policy
This page lists the cookies that the site and the administration and company panels write to your browser.
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What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file stored in your browser when you visit a website. On your later requests the site reads that file and recognises you as the same visitor — remembering, for example, the language you chose or the session you have open.
By duration, cookies are either session cookies, which are deleted when the browser closes, or persistent cookies, which stay in your browser until the set period expires. By origin, first-party cookies belong to the domain of the site you are visiting and third-party cookies to another domain. Every cookie this site writes is first-party.
Types of cookie
Cookies are usually grouped under three headings according to what they do.
- Necessary cookies — required for the site and its panels to work: they carry your language choice and recognise you once you sign in. The service does not work without them.
- Functional (preference) cookies — remember the choices you make. On this site only the interface language and the light/dark theme of the administration panel fall into this group.
- Analytics and marketing cookies — used to measure visitor behaviour or to show advertising. This site uses no cookies of this kind.
- Besides cookies, your browser's session storage (sessionStorage) is used so that the opening animation does not play again within the same session. This data is never sent to the server and is deleted when you close the tab.
Only the first two groups are present on this site, and all of them are first-party. Because no analytics or marketing cookies are used, no cookie consent banner is shown. If such a cookie is ever added, this policy will be updated and your consent will be requested where it is required.
Cookies we use
The table is the list of cookies verified against the site's actual responses. The site uses no analytics or marketing cookies, so no cookie consent banner is shown.
| Cookie | Purpose | Duration | Type | Set for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
NEXT_LOCALE | PurposeRemembers the site language you chose (Turkish / English). | DurationSession (deleted when the browser closes) | TypeNecessary, first party | Set forSite visitors |
payload-token | PurposeRecognises a signed-in administrator or company user; deleted on sign-out. | Duration8 hours | TypeNecessary, first party | Set forOnly users who sign in to the administration or company panel |
payload-lng | PurposeRemembers the interface language of the administration panel. | Duration365 days | TypePreference, first party | Set forOnly administrators who change the panel language |
payload-theme | PurposeRemembers the light/dark theme choice of the administration panel. | Duration365 days | TypePreference, first party | Set forOnly administrators who change the panel theme |
Third-party content
The map on the contact page is not loaded until you press “Load map”, and no request is sent to a third party until then. Once loaded, the map is served by OpenStreetMap and is subject to OpenStreetMap's own terms.
Managing cookies
You manage cookies from your browser's settings. In every common browser, the privacy or site data section of the settings lets you see the cookies that are stored, delete them one by one or all at once, block them for particular sites, and clear them automatically when the browser closes.
Menu names and paths differ from browser to browser and from version to version, so they are not spelled out step by step here; your browser's own help pages show the current path. Cookies created in a private (incognito) window are also deleted when that window closes.
Blocking preference cookies does not affect how the service works; it only means that your language and theme choices in the administration panel are not remembered. If you block the necessary cookies, you cannot sign in to the administration or company panels and your language choice is not kept from page to page. If you delete cookies, the necessary ones are created again the next time you use the site.