Updated: 6 September 2026.
Controller and technologies
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Cookies are files stored by your browser when you visit a website. Local and session storage perform similar functions. Necessary technical technologies enable requested functions; optional technologies require consent where the law requires it.
Identified elements
cookieadmin_consent: a first-party CookieAdmin cookie that stores your cookie choice, configured for 365 days. mqn_lang: a first-party cookie that remembers the language for one year.
mqn_visitor and mqn_receipt: technical session cookies used for requests; the receipt associated with mqn_receipt is valid for 15 minutes on the server. Session storage mqn-draft temporarily saves the form draft: recovery is limited to 30 minutes and the browser removes it when the tab session ends.
Logged-in WordPress access may use authentication and preference cookies specific to that session. These differ from public-visitor cookies. Maps and other external services may use their own technologies when loaded; consult their notices before using them.
Inventory and consent
The manager's list does not yet contain a verified inventory of all pages and services. An empty list does not prove the absence of cookies. The elements above were identified in configuration and code; they must be checked against actual behaviour, including forms and external services.
You can accept, reject or customise optional categories in CookieAdmin and reopen preferences using its icon. Rejecting optional categories should allow basic functions to remain available. Configuration allows only the necessary category before consent; effective blocking of each service requires checking its classification and behaviour.
You can delete cookies and other website data in your browser settings. This may log you out or erase preferences and drafts. The manager's consent is configured to expire after 365 days; you may also change it earlier.