Cookies
What TillMark stores in your browser, and why.
This describes the cookies the software actually sets. Have it checked against your obligations before publishing.
The short version
TillMark uses essential security cookies and a session cookie when you select a language. Remembering your language between visits requires acceptance in the banner. There are no advertising or analytics cookies. Your acceptance or rejection is remembered for six months.
Cookies this site sets
| Name | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|
TillMark.CookieChoice |
Remembers whether you accepted or rejected optional language storage. | Six months |
.AspNetCore.Culture |
Remembers your dashboard language choice (English / Greek) so the switch survives a reload. | Browser session by default; up to one year with consent. Withdrawal restores session-only storage. |
Antiforgery token (.AspNetCore.Antiforgery.*) |
Security — protects form submissions in the dashboard against cross-site request forgery. | The browser session |
Not a cookie, but worth naming
The dashboard is a server-rendered application that keeps a live connection (a SignalR "circuit") open while a page is in use. Your signed-in state is held in memory on the server for the life of that connection and is discarded when you close the tab or sign out — it is not written to a cookie or to your device.
Managing cookies
Use Cookie settings at the bottom of any page of the public website to change your choice. The signed-in dashboard and the sign-in page do not show this button, but your saved choice still applies there, and the sign-in page shows the choice banner if you have not chosen yet. Rejecting stops long-term language storage without changing the current language. You can also clear or block cookies in your browser. Blocking security cookies may prevent forms from working.
Contact
Privacy enquiries:contact address not configured for this deployment.