Cookiepolicy

Cookies are small pieces of data a website saves in the browser, which the browser sends back to the server with later requests. They are used for sign-in, shopping carts, remembering settings, and for web analytics and advertising.

Local storage (localStorage) is an area of the browser where a website can keep data for itself. Unlike cookies, this data is not sent to the server: only the page's own code on your device reads it.

The Site sets no cookies — neither its own nor third-party ones.

• The page language comes from its address (Russian without a prefix, English under /en), not from a cookie. When an address without a prefix is opened, the Site may take your browser's language settings into account, but stores nothing.
• There are no user accounts, carts or forms that would need session cookies.
• The Site loads no web analytics counters, advertising systems, social media widgets, external fonts or other third-party services that could set cookies of their own.

The Site saves one entry in the browser's local storage:

The entry appears only if you switch the mode yourself. It contains no personal data, is not sent to the server and cannot identify you. It is a functional setting without which the chosen mode would reset on every page.

The Site links to external resources — for example, Yandex Maps with directions to the warehouse. Until you follow such a link, the Site loads nothing from those resources. Once you follow it, the data processing and cookie rules of that resource's owner apply.

Phone and e-mail links open an app on your device; the Site receives no information about the call or message.

To remove the saved mode, clear the site data in your browser settings (the cookies and site data section). The Site also works without local storage — for example, in a private window: the lighting mode is then simply not remembered and returns to daylight next time.

If the Site starts using cookies or web analytics, the Operator will update this document before they are used and, where the law requires it, ask for your consent. How the Operator processes personal data is described in the Personal Data Processing Policy.