This page lists the cookies and similar technologies used on okurra.com and explains how to control them. It supplements the privacy policy.
How consent works here
Cookies that are strictly necessary to run the service (signing you in, remembering your consent choice) are set without asking — the service cannot work without them.
Everything else — statistics from Google and advertising tools — loads only
after you agree in the banner. Until then those tools are blocked, and Google
Consent Mode keeps them from storing anything. You can change your mind at any
time: use Cookie settings in the footer of any page, or delete the
okurra_consent cookie in your browser.
Our own traffic statistics (Umami, hosted by us) work without cookies and without identifying you, so they run for everyone, including people who decline.
Necessary
| Cookie | Set by | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
better-auth.session_token (and its __Secure- variant) | okurra.com | keeps you signed in to the panel | until you sign out (session) |
okurra_consent | okurra.com (Klaro) | remembers which categories you accepted | 180 days |
Statistics — only with consent
| Cookie | Set by | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
_ga, _ga_<container id> | Google Analytics (loaded through Google Tag Manager) | distinguishes visitors and sessions for aggregate traffic statistics | up to 2 years |
Marketing — only with consent
| Cookie | Set by | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
_gcl_* | Google Ads | measures which advert led to a visit | up to 90 days |
_fbp | Meta | measures advertising on Facebook and Instagram, when that channel is enabled | up to 90 days |
Google and Meta may set further cookies of their own once loaded; their own policies describe them. If you decline marketing, those tools are not loaded at all.
The _gl parameter in the address bar
With advertising measurement enabled, Google may append a _gl=… parameter to
links inside the site. It carries measurement information in the address
instead of in a cookie, which is exactly what happens when you have not agreed
to cookies. It is not a tracking cookie, it does not identify you by name, and
removing it from the address changes nothing about the page you see.
Browser controls
Every browser lets you block or delete cookies (usually under Privacy and security). Blocking necessary cookies will stop the panel from working — you will not stay signed in.