Cookies

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A “cookie” is a block of data that does not identify the user; however, it records information about your computer’s browsing activity on our site (the pages viewed, the date and time of the visit, etc.) that we may access during your subsequent visits. Since cookies indirectly collect personal information about the user (more information is available on the CNIL website), the user also has the right to access, delete, and modify this data. Users can freely change their cookie preferences at any time and may reject cookies in whole or in part. Wandercraft allows you to configure your cookie preferences directly on the site via the interface located at the bottom of the page titled

Cookie Management

You can also change your preferences directly in your browser by following the instructions below.

For Chrome:

1. Click the menu icon ⁝ in the upper-right corner of the address bar

2. Select Settings

3. Select Privacy and Security

Configure cookie and tracker settings:

4. Select "Cookies and Site Data" in the main section of the page.

Chrome offers several options on this page, including:

• Allow all cookies.
• Block all cookies.
• Block third-party cookies—that is, cookies placed by sites other than the one you are visiting.
• Delete cookies and site data when you close Chrome.

Clear browsing data

4. Select "Clear browsing data"

Next, you can choose to delete, among other things, cookies and data from websites

For Mac:

Configure cookie and tracker settings:

1. In the menu bar at the top of the screen, select Safari

2. Click Preferences.

3. In the window that appears, click the Privacy icon.

There are several options available, including:

• "Do Not Track," which allows you to ask websites not to track you for advertising purposes.
• Block all cookies: Enabling this option will also delete any cookies already stored in your browser.

Clear browsing data:

You can do this by pressing the Ctrl, Shift, and Del keys on your keyboard at the same time.

Next, select the data you want to delete (for example, cookies) and click Delete.

For Mozilla:

Configure cookie and tracker settings

1. In the upper-right corner of your browser window, select the ☰ menu, and then select Settings

2. On the page that just opened, click the Privacy and Security tab

3. In the Enhanced Tracking Protection menu that appears, select the protection level that best suits your needs:

• Standard protection blocks most trackers and cookies in both regular and incognito browsing;
• Strict protection blocks more tracking mechanisms, but it may prevent the browser from functioning properly;
• Customized protection allows you to adjust the various options offered by the browser.

You can also enable the "Send 'Do Not Track' signal to websites" option to indicate that you do not want to be tracked by clicking the "Always" button.

3. In the "Cookies and Site Data" menu, you can:

• Delete the cookies stored in your browser
• manage the websites that store cookies on your computer
• Automatically delete all cookies stored in the browser when you close it.

For Microsoft Edge:

1. Select the ··· menu in the upper-right corner of your browser window, and then select Settings.

2. From the drop-down menu on the left side of the screen, select "Cookies and Site Permissions"

3. In the "Cookies and Saved Data" menu, select "Manage and Delete Cookies and Site Data"

You will then have several options:

• Block third-party cookies.
• View all cookies.
• Prevent certain websites from storing cookies on your device.
• Automatically delete cookies when you close your browser.

In accordance with the CNIL's recommendations, the retention period for personal data collected through the use of cookies and trackers is limited to six months. Once this period has elapsed, the user's consent will be requested again.