At OnlineFundraising, we collect information about all visits in accordance with applicable law. Below, you can find out why we collect this information and what we use it for.

What information do we collect?

www.onlinefundraising.dk/en collects information in two ways:

• Through the use of cookies
• When the user voluntarily provides information

Each time you – or more precisely, your device – visits www.onlinefundraising.dk/en, a cookie helps us understand your visit.

The cookie tells us whether your device has visited the website before, how long each visit lasted, which pages were viewed, and details about your browser, screen resolution, device size, and more.

The information is collected anonymously and aggregated with data from all other users, giving us a statistical overview of the use of www.onlinefundraising.dk. This helps us improve our content from both an editorial and technical perspective.

We also use cookies to enhance the user experience. For example, they help us avoid loading large images on mobile devices with limited internet connections or using small, optimised images on large HD screens.

What is a cookie?

When you visit www.onlinefundraising.dk/en, your device automatically receives one or more cookies from our site, as well as from third-party services.

A cookie is a small text file containing a limited amount of data, which, in practice, means it doesn’t store personal information but serves as a reference, allowing the website to recognise your device when you return.

What cookies do we use?

OnlineFundraising uses the following cookies:

• gr_boot – Remembers the size of your device. Possible values are: “lg” (large), “md” (medium), “sm” (small), and “xs” (extra small).
• gr_hd – Remembers whether your device uses an HD or Retina display.
• gr_cookie – Remembers whether you have accepted our cookie policy.
• gr_history – Remembers the content you’ve viewed, helping us deliver fresh content.

Your device may also receive cookies from the following third-party services, depending on the page you visit and its features.

• Google Analytics is used to measure overall website traffic and usage. The cookies used are: _utma and _utmz, though these may change over time.
• Facebook is used to connect visitors with their Facebook accounts. The cookies used are: s-static.ak.facebook.com, static.ak.facebook.com, and www.facebook.com.

How do I delete cookies?

Most web browsers allow you to delete cookies, block them, or prompt you to accept them before they are saved. Depending on your browser, you can find information in its settings or help section on how to manage cookies.

Here are guides for the most popular browsers:

• Internet Explorer 
• Google Chrome
• Firefox
• Safari

For more information about cookies and the EU law surrounding them, you can visit:

• Wikipedia on Cookies