
Cookies and local storage
This page lists in full what dunudu.com stores in your browser. No third-party advertising, tracking or profiling cookies are set – no Google Analytics, no tag manager, no social media pixels.
Consent and withdrawal
On your first visit a notice asks for consent. It can be withdrawn at any time using the revoke button in the cookie notice, reachable via the cookie icon at the bottom of the screen. On withdrawal the cookies that were set are deleted and the data cached in the browser is removed.
Strictly necessary cookies are unaffected: without them sign-in and page delivery do not work.
Cookies used
- cookieconsent – stores the consent given so the notice does not reappear on every visit. Lifetime: 365 days. Purpose: consent management.
- refreshToken – keeps you signed in without re-entering your password. Set exclusively by the server and not readable by JavaScript (HttpOnly). Only for signed-in users. Purpose: strictly necessary, authentication.
- i18n_redirected – remembers the selected language. Purpose: strictly necessary, language preference.
- ARRAffinity / ARRAffinitySameSite – set by the Azure platform, keeps the requests of one session on the same server instance (load balancing). Session cookie. Purpose: strictly necessary, operation.
Local storage in the browser
In addition to cookies, the browser's local storage is used. This data stays on your device and is not sent to the server automatically with every request:
- Sign-in and session: access token, session identifier, user name and roles.
- Content cache: recently loaded articles, lists and files, so pages render faster.
- Presentation: display settings such as navigation style, background image and screen width.
- cookieconsent: in addition to the cookie, so the consent status is available client-side.
Local storage can be cleared at any time via your browser settings; the application removes these entries when you sign out and when you withdraw consent.
Usage measurement
Where consent has been given, the website reports the pages you open to our own server in order to evaluate usage and errors – exclusively within our own system. Without consent this does not happen at all. See the privacy policy for details.
Managing cookies in your browser
All common browsers allow you to view and delete cookies and restrict their acceptance. If strictly necessary cookies are blocked, sign-in and parts of the website cannot be used.
Last updated: July 2026