About Cookies
Devices, used by online users, often store cookies that are used by different web sites to optimize their performance. The new Electronic Communications Act (ZEKom-1) is implementing changes to how users must be notified and provide consent to the use of cookies. Similarly to most other online sites, University of Ljubljana, School of Economics and Business is using cookies* on its web site to ensure that specific services are delivered correctly and to improve the user experience on our web site.
* The term “cookies” is used to denote cookies and other similar technologies, covered by the Directive on Privacy and Electronic Communications and the Electronic Communications Act (ZEKom-1).
What are cookies?
Cookies are small data units that are stored on your device by the web sites you visit. Their purpose is to recognize the device you used to access the web site. A cookie usually contains the name of the server it was sent from, expiry date and a randomly generated unique ID.
Cookie expiry date depends on the type of the cookie. “Session” cookies are stored for the duration of a single online session, while “persistent” cookies are stored until they expire or are deleted by the user.
You can set your cookie storage preferences at any time by enabling, limiting or disabling cookie storage through relevant settings in your web browser (you can read more about browser settings in the final section of this document).
Why do web sites use cookies?
Cookies and similar technologies help web site operators to provide more user-friendly online services and ensure improved web site performance. Mandatory cookies that are required for correct operation of web sites and functionalities enable delivery of user-friendly online services (e.g. user identification, login, etc.) and ensure that your account is protected.
Cookies are used to store information about language selection, the tab you are currently viewing, font size, language, etc. Session cookies are usually deleted immediately after you close your browser.
Cookies for improving web site performance are designed to log browsing history and the interaction with the web site, which enables us to improve the web site design and user experience. Cookies remember your settings and experience to facilitate your browsing and save time when you next visit our web site by displaying personalized content (e.g. chosen language settings). They also help us track user behavior and adjust the content to ensure it is relevant and suited to your needs.
Our web site also includes services by third party providers, such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google+, and Google Analytics. Plug-ins and third party tools may also contain cookies that provide functionalities and/or help us analyze the frequency of visits to specific web pages and content without identifying individual users. This helps us understand the usage of advertising content, services, products and social networking services. Managing third party cookies is outside the scope of our responsibility and is governed by third party service terms and conditions. You can review the terms of third party cookies on corresponding web sites.
Cookies used by our web site
The table below details the cookies used by our web site.
Administrator | Cookie name | Purpose | Term |
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University of Ljubljana, School of Economics and Business | ASPSESSIONIDCCASCRRR (domain www.ef.uni-lj.si) | User login information (session cookie) | 1 year |
University of Ljubljana, School of Economics and Business | cb-enabled (domain www.ef.uni-lj.si) | Consent for using cookies (session cookie) | 1 year |
University of Ljubljana, School of Economics and Business | token (domain www.ef.uni-lj.si) | Consent for using cookies (session cookie) | Until the end of the session |
fbm_ (domain .ef.uni-lj.si) | Provides the Facebook Like functionality (Facebook LikeButton) (third party cookie) | Until the user logs out from Facebook | |
fbp_ (domain .ef.uni-lj.si) | Advertising (third party cookie) | Do konca seje | |
locale | Web site statistics (third party cookie) | 1 week | |
datr, reg_fb_gate, reg_fb_ref, wd | Web site statistics (third party cookie) | Until the end of the session | |
NID, IDE | Web site statistics (third party cookie) | 6 months | |
Google Analytics | _utma (domain .ef.uni-lj.si) | Web site statistics (third party cookie) | 2 years |
Google Analytics | _utmb (domain .ef.uni-lj.si) | Web site statistics (third party cookie) | 30 minutes |
Google Analytics | _utmc (domain .ef.uni-lj.si) | Web site statistics (third party cookie) | Until the browser is closed |
Google Analytics | _utmt (domain .ef.uni-lj.si) | Used to throttle request rate (third party cookie) | 10 minutes |
Google Analytics | _utmz (domain .ef.uni-lj.si) | Web site statistics (third party cookie) | 6 months |
Google Analytics | test_cookie (domain .doubleclick.net) | Web site statistics (third party cookie) | 2 years |
Google Analytics | _drt_ (domain .doubleclick.net) | Web site statistics (third party cookie) | 2 years |
Youtube | VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE | Web site statistics (third party cookie) | 6 months |
Youtube | YSC, use_hitbox | Web site statistics (third party cookie) | Until the end of the session |
The table detailing the cookies we use will be updated as needed to ensure the data is current. Table was last updated on 6 May 2019.
How to manage cookies on your personal computer
Our website notifies visitors that we use cookies to improve the web site performance. The user chooses whether to allow cookies or not. Please, take note that while you will still be able to visit our web site after rejecting cookies, certain services and web site functionalitiesmay not perform correctly or the content will not be displayed optimally.
Regardless of your decision, you may change your cookie settings (allow, limit, disable) at any time through relevant web browser settings. In order to use these functionalities, follow the instructions for the web browser you are using: