Cookie management
Cookies are traces installed on your device (computer, tablet, smartphone, etc.) when you browse a website. They are managed by your web browser.
There are different types of cookies: some have a simple technical purpose or aim to improve your browsing experience; others are designed to direct advertising to you in line with your preferences, by collecting personal data when you browse all types of sites.
Certain functions on this site (sharing content on social networks, direct video playback) rely on services provided by third-party sites.
These functions use cookies to enable these sites to track your browsing habits.
The addition of browser add-ons also enables you to be informed of the presence of cookies, and to accept or reject them either globally for the entire site and all services, or on a service-by-service basis. To find out more about cookies, please refer to the following page of the Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL) website. (CNIL)
You will find below the methods you can use to How to delete cookies stored on your computer, depending on the browser you are using
- Safari In the Safari menu, select "Preferences" In the window that opens, go to the "Security" tab Click on "Show Cookies" In the window that opens, find and select the Cookies you want to delete, and click on "Delete".
- Chrome In the Chrome menu, select "Settings" Display the advanced settings Go to the "Privacy" paragraph Click on "Content settings" In the "Cookies" paragraph (first paragraph), click on "Cookies and site data" Find the Cookies you want to delete and click on "OK". You can also choose to delete all your cookies.
- Firefox In the Firefox menu, go to "Tools" then "Options" On the "Privacy" tab, click on "Show cookies" Find the cookies you want to delete and click on "Delete cookies".
- Internet Explorer Internet Explorer does not currently allow you to manage cookies on a case-by-case basis. To delete all your cookies: click on "Tools", then on "Internet Options". In the "General" tab, under "Browsing History", click on "Delete". Check the "Cookies" box, then click on "Delete".
The effects of your browser's "private browsing" feature
The "Private Browsing" mode now offered by virtually all web browsers enables users to surf the web without storing their browsing or download histories.
As far as cookies are concerned, any that have been saved during "private browsing" will be deleted automatically when you close your browser.
Private Browsing" mode does not allow you to refuse or prevent cookies from being stored on your computer during browsing. The "private browsing" mode simply allows you to limit the length of time cookies are stored on your computer, so that they are automatically deleted when you close the "private browsing" mode.
Some cookies are deposited only if you give your consent.
On the other hand, the following cookies do not require user consent:
- shopping cart" cookies for an e-commerce site;
- session ID cookies, for the duration of a session, or persistent cookies limited to a few hours in certain cases;
- authentication cookies; session cookies created by a media player;
- load balancing session cookies;
- certain audience measurement analysis solutions (analytics);
- persistent cookies used to personalize the user interface (choice of language or presentation).
To provide you with the best possible information, the site manager uses a dedicated application (integrated into the site in the form of a table below).
This application provides a detailed description of all the cookies present on the site, listing them in real time. This table is updated automatically. You can manage the placement of cookies on your device on a case-by-case basis by checking or unchecking the appropriate boxes according to the cookie category, by clicking on the Cookie Settings button at the bottom left of this page.