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Cookies. (not those).
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What Are Cookies?. Cookies are small pieces of data stored in a browser They are sent from a website and saved on the user’s device When the user returns, the cookie is sent back to the website.
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What Do Cookies Do?. Identify users Remember login data Store preferences (language, settings) Track previous activities (visited pages, clicks).
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Types of Cookies (Consent). Cookies WITHOUT consent Necessary for website to work Example: login, shopping cart, security.
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Types of Cookies (Technical). Session cookies Deleted when browser closes No consent needed.
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First vs Third Party. First-party cookies Created by the website itself Used for login, preferences.
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Example of a cookie consent banner on PDFgear.
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Cookie Categories (from Preferences). Necessary cookies → required for basic functionality Functional cookies → improve features (e.g. videos) Analytics cookies → track usage and performance Advertising cookies → personalized ads Social media cookies → sharing & tracking Unclassified cookies → not yet categorized.
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Analysis: Necessary vs Tracking. Necessary Necessary cookies Some functional cookies → Needed for website to work → No consent required.
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Cookies help websites function and improve user experience Some cookies are essential Others track users and raise privacy concerns Users can choose which cookies to accept.
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Thank you.