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Last updated: 5 October 2026
Cookies set by Marmanda
| Name | Role | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| marmanda_sessionid | Keeps you logged in. Without it you would have to sign in again on every page. | Session |
| csrftoken | Protects forms against forged requests sent from another site. | One year |
| marmanda_locale | Remembers the language you chose so you are not asked again. | One year |
| marmanda_analytics_consent | Stores your choice to accept or reject Google Analytics and PostHog. | Six months |
| marmanda_audience_id | Public-page measurement exclusively for Marmanda, without Account linking or sharing with GA4/PostHog. | Up to 390 days, never extended by visits |
| marmanda_audience_opposed | Remembers your objection to internal audience measurement. | Up to 390 days, never extended by visits |
| _ga, _ga_* | Measures audience and journeys in Google Analytics 4 after consent. | Up to two years |
| ph_*_posthog | Measures viewed pages in PostHog after consent, without session recording or user input capture. | Six months |
Controlling cookies
You can change your choice at any time with the “Manage cookies” link in the footer. Rejecting is as easy as accepting. Blocking necessary cookies prevents signing in and preserving your language.
Internal audience measurement
Independently of your GA4/PostHog choice, Marmanda measures public pages using a random identifier limited to this site. This processing retains no account, full URL, campaign, referrer, raw IP address or raw browser information. Sources are kept for at most 25 months; only day-page aggregates with at least five visitors are exported. You can object here: sources linked to this identifier are then erased. A missing or expired exemption self-assessment disables measurement.
Changes
Any processing change requires this page to be updated first. Optional purposes require consent; internal measurement remains subject to its exemption self-assessment and your right to object.