Cookies

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small file the site stores in your browser and reads on later visits. Some are needed for the site to work — they're what remembers that you're signed in — and others are used to count visits.

The site's own cookies

• bebidario_sessao Keeps you signed in once you've signed in. It carries a session code, never your password, and the page's JavaScript can't read it. Lasts 30 days · essential
• bebidario_tem_sessao Only says that someone is signed in, so the page can show your profile right away instead of the sign-in button. It carries no code at all. Lasts 30 days · essential
• g_state Set by Google's script when you use “Continue with Google” or see the one-tap sign-in suggestion. It only records whether the suggestion was closed, so it doesn't come back on every page. It doesn't identify you. Duration set by Google · only if you use Google

Without the first two, you can't sign in to your account.

Analytics cookies

• _ga and _ga_5YZ9DPB9CV These belong to Google Analytics. They count how many visits each page got and tell a new visit from a returning one. The resulting report is aggregated. Last up to 2 years · can be refused

Advertising cookies

Bebidário shows ads from Google AdSense. Google and other vendors use cookies to show ads based on your visits to this and other sites. The advertising cookie lets Google and its partners choose those ads.

• Google AdSense cookies Set by Google, not by Bebidário. The site doesn't read these cookies or receive what they store. Duration set by Google · can be refused

You can turn off personalized ads in Google's ad settings, and see how Google uses this data at policies.google.com/technologies/ads. The site doesn't use social media or shopping-profile cookies.

What's stored in your browser that isn't a cookie

• bebidario:salvos The list of articles you saved to read later. It stays only in your browser, and the site never receives it. Until you clear your browser data
• bebidario:tema Whether you chose light or dark mode. With no choice, your device's setting applies. Until you clear your browser data

How to refuse or delete them

• Every browser lets you block and delete cookies in its settings, site by site.
• To turn off analytics only, Google offers an official add-on at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.
• To turn off personalized ads, use Google's ad settings. Ads will still appear, just without using your history.
• Blocking the essential cookies won't stop you from reading the site, but it locks you out of your account: sign-in won't stick.

Changes to this page

If a new cookie is added to the site, it will be listed here and the update date will change. Questions: [email protected].