Cookies

Last Updated 31/07/2026

A "cookie" is a block of data that does not identify the user; however, it records information relating to the navigation of your computer on our site (the pages consulted, the date and time of consultation, etc.) that we can read during your subsequent visits. As the cookie indirectly collects personal information about the user (more information on the CNIL website), the latter also has the right to consult, withdraw and modify it. The user can at any time and freely modify his preferences in terms of cookies, refuse them completely or partially. Wandercraft allows you to set your preferences in terms of cookies directly on the site via the interface at the bottom of the page entitled

Cookie Management

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

For Chrome:

1. Click the ⁝ menu icon at the top right of the address bar

2. Select Settings

3. Select Privacy and security

Managing cookies and trackers

4. Select Cookies and site data in the main part of the page.

Chrome offers several options on this page, including:

• Allow all cookies.
• Block all cookies.
• Block third-party cookies, meaning those set by sites other than the one you are visiting.
• Clear cookies and site data when you close Chrome.

Clear browsing data

4. Select Clear browsing data

You can then clear cookies and site data, among other things

For Mac:

Managing cookies and trackers:

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.

Several options are available, including:

• Prevent tracking (Do Not Track), which asks websites not to track you for advertising purposes.
• Block all cookies: turning this option on also deletes cookies already stored in your browser.

Clear browsing data:

You can also do this by pressing Ctrl + Shift + Delete on your keyboard.

Then select the data you want to clear — cookies, for example — and click Clear.

For Mozilla:

Managing cookies and trackers

1. At the top right of your browser window, select the ☰ menu, then Settings

2. On the page that opens, click the Privacy and security tab

3. In the Enhanced tracking protection menu, select the level of protection that suits you:

• standard protection blocks most trackers and cookies in both normal and private browsing;
• strict protection blocks more tracking mechanisms, but may stop the browser working properly;
• custom protection lets you set each of the options the browser offers.

You can also turn on Send websites a “Do Not Track” signal by clicking Always.

3. In the Cookies and site data menu, you can:

• clear the cookies stored in your browser
• manage which sites store cookies on your computer
• automatically clear all cookies in the browser when you close it.

For Microsoft Edge:

1. Select the ··· menu at the top right of your browser window, then select Settings.

2. In the menu on the left of the screen, select Cookies and site permissions

3. In the Cookies and data stored menu, select Manage and delete cookies and site data

You then have several options:

• Block third-party cookies.
• View all cookies.
• Prevent specific sites from storing cookies on your device.
• Have cookies deleted automatically when you close the browser.

In line with CNIL recommendations, personal data collected through cookies and trackers is kept for a maximum of six months. After that period, the user's consent is requested again.