Cookie and Browser Storage Policy

This page explains the browser technologies used by the Oksis website and how to control them. The site does not use cookies for advertising or visitor analytics. Some preferences are stored in browser local storage, which is technically different from an HTTP cookie.

Required session cookie

oksis_session — First-party session cookie. It supports administrator sessions, form security checks and session state. It expires when the browser session ends. It is marked HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax, and Secure on HTTPS connections. The site and its forms may not work securely without it; it cannot be disabled in the preference panel.

Browser local storage

oksis_consent — Stores your preference choices and the time of your choice in browser local storage for up to 180 days. It is not an HTTP cookie.

oksis_auto — Stores the assistant’s automatic page-navigation choice on this device only if you allow functional preferences. It is not used for advertising or sign-in and is removed when functional preferences are disabled.

Preference categories

Required: Session and security storage. Always active.

Functional preferences: Remembers whether the assistant may automatically navigate to a relevant page. Optional. The assistant remains available if you decline, but the choice will not be remembered on your next visit.

External content: Google Maps is not loaded until you allow it or choose to load it. Once loaded, the request goes to Google; Google may receive your IP and browser/device details and may use its own cookies. You can still use the address and directions links without loading the embedded map.

Analytics and advertising: No analytics, advertising or retargeting cookies are used on this website.

Change or withdraw your choice

Use “Cookie preferences” in the footer at any time to update functional and external-content choices. “Necessary only” disables optional preferences; “Accept all” enables functional preferences and the external map. Selecting the map’s load button also records your choice to load the map. You can clear local storage and session data in your browser settings; the preference panel may then appear again.

Third-party links and AI

Choosing the WhatsApp link takes you to WhatsApp/Meta. If the site administrator enables the AI assistant, a question may be sent to the OpenAI API to generate an answer. These are separate from this site’s cookies; see the Privacy Notice and the providers’ own disclosures for details.

Last updated: 2 October 2026. This policy is updated when website features or service providers change.

Google reCAPTCHA form protection

The quote and contact forms use Google reCAPTCHA v2 to prevent spam. It loads when you open the quote form or visit the contact page. Google may process your IP address and browser/device signals and use the _GRECAPTCHA cookie for risk analysis. Google's Privacy Policy (https://policies.google.com/privacy) and Terms (https://policies.google.com/terms) apply. You can contact us by telephone or email without using these forms.