Legal
Last updated: August 4, 2026 · Translated from French. The French version is the one that prevails.
A cookie is a small file a site asks your browser to keep, and to hand back on the next page. Some are what make a site work at all; others count visits, or follow a visitor from one site to the next. This page is about the ones this site can ask for.
Measurement tags reach these pages through a Google Tag Manager container. The container itself sets nothing: the tags published in it do, and the list below is what they amount to on any given day. What we do with the data, who else touches it and what rights you have over it are in the privacy policy.
The list below is drawn from a scan of the site rather than typed by hand. That is the point: it reports what the site actually sets, including what a tag added last week set without anyone remembering to update this page. Each entry carries what the cookie is for and how long it lasts.