We use cookies on this website to ensure the website works as well as possible for our visitors.

What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file that is stored in the browser on your computer and contains information about your visit to our website. It does not contain any information about you as user, and does not transfer viruses to your computer.

Session cookies are saved temporarily when you visit our website, and are removed when you close down your browser. Other cookies are saved in your browser over a longer time and are activated at your next visit to our website.

Cookies on https://www.registerforskning.se

CookieTypeDurationDescription
_gaAnalytics2 yearsWeb analytics
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_gatAnalytics10 minutesWeb analytics
_gidAnalytics24 hoursWeb analytics
CookielawinfoNecessary1 yearCookies that handle your accept/denial of cookies on the web site
FPIDAnalytics2 yearsWeb analytics
FPLCAnalytics20 hoursWeb analytics
pll_languageNecessary1 yearStores language preference
wordpress_test_cookieNecessarySession timeChecks if the browser has cookies enabled
wp-settingsNecessarySession timeCustomizes the view of the front-end of the website

You decide which cookies are saved

You decide which cookies are saved about your visit. You can choose to only allow us to store necessary cookies, or to also store cookies for website analysis and cookies that improve the functionality of the website.

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Do you want to avoid all cookies?

If you want to avoid cookies altogether, then you can make changes to the security settings in your browser. If you do this, no cookies will be stored, but you will also not be able to use certain features, such as services on the website that require you to log in. The computer will automatically deny cookies, or will inform you each time a website requests to store a cookie.

What does the law state?

All who visit our website must by law be informed that the website uses cookies, what they are used for, and how they can choose not to accept them.

Published on 5 March 2021

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Updated on 18 December 2023