Cookie Management Policy
How do we use cookies?
What is a cookie according to the law?
A cookie is “a small computer file, a tracker, deposited and read during the consultation of a website.”
They are generally stored in the directory or program data subfolders of your computer’s browser. Cookies are created when you use your browser to visit a website that uses cookies as an aid to track your movements on the site, to remember your login credentials, theme selection, preferences, and other personalization functions.
Types of cookies used and purposes
Technical cookies
Technical Cookies allow for the tracking of your visit to specific pages in order to improve your browsing experience: adapting the Site’s presentation to your terminal’s display preferences (language used, display resolution). They also allow for the implementation of security measures.
They are technically essential for browsing the Prologue Site and therefore cannot be deactivated or configured, otherwise you will no longer be able to access the Site and/or the Site’s services. Indeed, their deletion may lead to browsing difficulties on our Site.
You can enable/disable them at any time here:
| NAME | PROVIDER | PURPOSE | RETENTION PERIOD | TYPE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PHPSESSID | Prologue | Preserves user configuration settings across page requests | Duration of the browsing session | HTTP |
| aviaCookieConsent | Enfold | Generated by the Enfold WordPress theme to remember user choices regarding cookie consent | 2 months after creation or modification | HTTP |
| wordpress_test_cookie | WordPress | Used by WordPress when a user with an account on the Prologue site is logged in to verify that the browser is compatible with cookies | Duration of the browsing session | HTTP |
| wfwaf-authcookie | Wordfence | Used by Wordfence to identify the user in this security extension and prevent any Web attacks | 30 minutes | HTTP |
For more information regarding the operation of cookies provided by third parties, please consult the privacy and cookie statements of WordPress and Wordfence.
Audience measurement cookies and third-party Statistics cookies
The purpose of Audience Measurement Cookies is to measure the audience of the various contents and sections of the Site, in order to evaluate and better organize them (“Audience Measurement Cookies”). These Cookies also allow, if necessary, for the detection of browsing problems and consequently the improvement of the ergonomics of the services on the Site.
These Cookies only produce anonymous statistics and traffic volumes, excluding any individual information.
By default, the button is set to opt-out. No action is required unless the visitor chooses otherwise.
A third-party cookie is a cookie placed on the user’s computer by the server of a domain distinct from that of the site visited. A third-party cookie “collected” on the Prologue site is not placed by Prologue.
The most frequent third-party cookies are generally those used by audience analysis services and various marketing tools.
| NAME | PROVIDER | PURPOSE | RETENTION PERIOD | TYPE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| _ga | Google Analytics | Registers a unique ID used by Google Analytics to generate statistical data on how the user interacts with the Prologue site | 1 year | HTTP |
| _gat | Google Analytics | Used by Google Analytics to radically decrease the number of requests | Duration of the browsing session | HTTP |
| _gid | Google Analytics | Registers a unique ID used by Google Analytics to generate statistical data on how the user interacts with the Prologue site | Duration of the browsing session | HTTP |
For more information regarding the operation of these cookies provided by third parties, please consult the privacy and cookie statement of Google.
You can deactivate them at any time by clicking here:
How are cookies managed?
We use the aviaCookieConsent cookie manager.
When you first visit our website, the aviaCookieConsent cookie manager displays a banner at the bottom of the screen. It informs you of the presence and purpose of cookies and allows you to make a choice via the link “To find out more and configure cookies”.
From there, third-party cookies are placed on your terminal’s hard drive if and only if you activate them in the corresponding tab (“Statistics” or “Other Services”) and then validate the chosen settings.
Furthermore, you can later reconsider your initial decision by refusing the cookies initially installed or vice versa via the information provided below in the paragraph “Deleting and deactivating cookies via browser management”.
The aviaCookieConsent cookie manager retains and stores your cookie choice on WordPress for 2 months, and you can return to the cookie settings at any time by clicking on the small padlock at the bottom left of your screen.
Deleting and deactivating cookies via browser management
You can manage your cookies via your Internet browser. You can configure your browser at any time so that it warns you each time a cookie is received. This allows you to decide for yourself whether or not to accept the cookie. At no time can cookies read data from your hard drive, and you can delete them from your computer at any time. You can find more information on this subject in your browser’s help tab.
How to deactivate/activate cookies on our website?
You can manage your cookies via your Internet browser. This allows you to decide for yourself whether or not to accept the cookie. You can find more information on this subject in your browser’s help tab:
For Chrome:
On your computer, open Chrome.
In the upper right corner, click “More” then “Settings”.
At the bottom, click “Advanced Settings”.
In the “Privacy and security” section, click “Content settings”.
Click “Cookies”.
Choose your preferences
For Internet Explorer:
Internet Explorer 8 [https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17442/windows-internet-explorer-delete-manage-cookies]
To delete cookies
In Internet Explorer, select the “Safety” button, then select “Delete browsing history”.
Check the “Cookies” box.
To block or allow cookies from a site
In Internet Explorer, select the “Tools” button, then “Internet Options”.
Select the “Privacy” tab, then under “Settings”, move the slider up to block all cookies or down to allow all cookies, then click OK.
For Internet Explorer 10 and 11
To delete cookies
In Internet Explorer, select the Tools button, point to Safety, then select Delete browsing history.
Check the Cookies and website data box, then click Delete.
To block or allow cookies
In Internet Explorer, select the “Tools” button, then “Internet Options”.
Select the “Privacy” tab, then under “Settings”, select “Advanced”. Choose whether you want to allow, block, or be prompted for first-party and third-party cookies.
For Microsoft Edge
[https://privacy.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10-microsoft-edge-and-privacy]
To delete cookies
In Microsoft Edge, click “…” then “Settings”.
Under “Clear browsing data”, select “Choose what to clear”.
Check the boxes corresponding to the data you want to clear, then select Clear.
If you wish, enable the “Always clear this when I close the browser” setting.
To block or allow cookies
In Microsoft Edge, go to “…” then click “Settings”.
Select “View advanced settings”.
Under “Privacy and services”, go to “Cookies”, select the option that suits you:
- Block all cookies does not allow any website to save cookies on your computer.
- Block only third-party cookies allows cookies from websites you access, but blocks third-party cookies saved by external web services, such as advertisements embedded in the web pages you have browsed;
- Do not block cookies.
For Firefox
[https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enable-and-disable-cookies-website-preferences]:
To delete cookies for a single site
Click the “Menu” button and select “Options”
Select the “Privacy Security” panel and go to the “History” section.
In the drop-down menu next to Retention Rules choose “Use custom settings for history”
Click Show Cookies
The “Cookies” window appears.
In the “Search” box, enter the name of the site whose cookies you want to delete. The cookies that match your search will be displayed.
Select the cookie(s) you want to delete from the list and then click Delete Selected Cookie(s)
Click “Close” to close the “Cookies” window.
To delete all cookies
Open the cookies window as explained previously and use the “Delete All” cookies button, or you can follow the method below:
Click the “Menu” button, then “Library”, followed by “History”
Click “Clear Recent History”
Set “Time range to clear” to “everything”.
Click the arrow next to “Details” to display the list of history items.
Select “Cookies” and ensure that other items you want to keep are not selected.
Click the “Clear Now” button to clear the cookies and close the “Clear Recent History” window.
To modify your cookies
Click the “Menu” button and select “Options”
Select the “Privacy Security” panel and go to the History section.
In the drop-down menu next to “Retention Rules” choose “Use custom settings for history”
Check the “Accept cookies” box to enable cookies, or uncheck it to disable them.
If you have problems with cookies, ensure that the “Accept third-party cookies” option is not set to “Never”.
Choose how long cookies can be kept:
“Keep them until:
- they expire: each cookie will be deleted on its expiration date, a date set by the site issuing the cookie.
- Firefox is closed: cookies stored on your computer will be deleted when you close Firefox.”
Close the page. Any changes you have made will be automatically saved.
For Safari
you can [https://support .apple.com=””] :
Choose your preferences
Choose Safari > Preferences, click Privacy, then select an option related to “Cookies and website data”
Delete cookies
Click Manage Website Data, select one or more websites, then click Remove or Remove All.
For Opera
[http://help.opera.com/Windows/10.20/en/cookies.html]:
Click “Preferences”, then “Advanced”, then “Cookies”
To manage cookies for a specific site, click “manage cookies”
If you want to accept or reject all cookies from the same domain, select “Remember my choice for all cookies from this domain”. The next time a cookie is offered for this domain, the cookie dialog will not appear.
To change the cookie expiration at the end of a session, select “Force deletion when exiting Opera”
Cookie details are available under the “Cookie details” header.
For more information on how to manage cookies through other browsers, please consult your documentation or online help files.
Your choices expressed online with inter-professional platforms
You can connect to the Youronlinechoices site, offered by digital advertising professionals grouped within the European association EDAA (European Digital Advertising Alliance) and managed in France by the Interactive Advertising Bureau France.
You will thus be able to know the companies working in the field of advertising registered on this platform and which offer you the possibility of refusing or accepting the cookies they use to adapt, to your browsing information, the advertisements likely to be displayed on your terminal:
http://www.youronlinechoices.com/fr/controler-ses-cookies/
This European platform is shared by hundreds of Internet advertising professionals and constitutes a centralized interface allowing you to express your refusal or acceptance of cookies as specified above.
This procedure will not prevent the display of advertisements on the websites you visit. It will only block technologies that allow advertisements to be adapted to your interests.
Other external services
Our site uses external services provided by Google Webfont for the display of fonts used on the site.
These providers may collect personal data such as your IP address.
Since these providers may collect personal data such as your IP address, we allow you to block them here. Please note that this could significantly reduce the functionality and appearance of our site. Changes will take effect once the page is reloaded.
Google Webfont:
Cookie management policy updated on 2025-02-18, in compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).