Cookie policy

1. What we're talking about

A cookie is a small file a website stores in your browser. Some are essential for the site to work, others measure how it is used. This page also covers equivalent technologies such as browser local storage.

2. Nothing is stored before you consent

No analytics tracker runs until you accept. The banner shown on your first visit pre-selects nothing: until you click, no analytics cookie exists and no browsing data is sent.

One strictly necessary exception: your choice itself is kept in your browser's local storage under the key triday_analytics_consent_v1. Without it the banner would reappear on every page. That information never leaves your device.

3. If you accept: analytics

We use PostHog to understand how the site is used — which pages get read, where visitors drop off, what deserves improving.

• Purpose: audience measurement and improving the site.
• Hosting: PostHog's European instance (eu.i.posthog.com). Data does not leave the European Union.
• Not collected: automatic click capture is disabled, and no profile is built for unidentified visitors.
• Session recording: PostHog may record the anonymous flow of a visit to spot interface problems. All text and field contents are masked before recording: what is stored is movement and clicked areas, not what you write or read.
• Retention: identifiers set by PostHog expire after twelve months at most.

4. Changing your mind

You can withdraw consent at any time, without giving a reason:

• by clearing the site data your browser holds for triday.fr — the banner will reappear on your next visit;
• by writing to us from the contact page, and we will delete it.

Refusing has no effect on access to the site or on the features available to you.

5. Third-party cookies

Payments are handled by Stripe, which sets its own cookies at checkout for transaction security and fraud prevention. Those fall under Stripe's own policy and only occur if you start a payment.

6. Your rights

You have rights of access, rectification, erasure and objection over data concerning you. How to exercise them, and the detail of each processing purpose, are set out in our privacy policy. The site publisher's identity is given in the legal terms.