A cookie is a small text file that is downloaded and stored on your computer. Cookies can have many different tasks, such as taking care of your login, remembering choices you have made in a form or tracking usage patterns for statistical purposes. Some cookies are deleted when you close the browser (session-dependent cookie). These follow your usage pattern during the time you are on the website. Other cookies (fixed cookie) will recognize you the next time you visit the website. Our dialogues use cookies to offer the best possible user experience.
ASP.NET_SessionId: This is used to maintain your browser session and is required for basic functionality in the dialogue. This is saved until the session is over..AspNet. (Authentication): This is used in connection with certain types of login, and the name varies according to the type of login used in the form. The capsule stores the ID of the session (nonce). This is saved until the session is over.What if you do not want to allow cookies?
If you do not want to use cookies, you can change the settings for cookies in your browser. For example, it is possible to ask the browser to notify you every time cookies are sent from the website you are visiting. You can also choose to block all cookies stored by your browser. Please note that blocking all cookies may result in the dialogue not working properly