Cookie Information
The following cookies are set when visiting a flipbook on the iPaper platform, we put high effort into ensuring that we follow best practices and actions that could be categorized differently unless the user gives consent.
Name | Value | Purpose | HttpOnly | Secure | Category | Expiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
ASP.NET_SessionId | Unique random string | Session cookie to ensure that the visitor is given access to the respective flipbook, and it's needed assets. | True | True | Strictly necessary | Session |
ASP.NET_SessionId_Fallback | Unique random string | Fallback session cookie to support older browsers that haven't implemented the Secure flag, in modern evergreen browsers this cookie is never set as it haven't got the Secure flag. | True | False | Strictly necessary | Session |
If you enable the iPaper cookie banner, or you are using a 3rd party consent management platform through our integration option, this is how the four categories of cookies affect the iPaper solution. Note that we only ever set the cookies defined under “Cookies set by iPaper”, however, their use changes depending on the cookie permissions granted by the user.
This category is always allowed and makes sure the basic iPaper experience works. This is what ensures products stay in the basket and that basic features in the Flipbook works.
If we do not get the performance permission, iPaper only tracks basic statistics that are not correlated with the actual session in any way. This is data such as PDF downloads, logo clicks, time of day, etc. With the performance permission granted, iPaper furthermore also tracks page views & time spent.
This category has no impact on the iPaper solution and is only there for future proofing.
All iPaper integrations are disabled if we do not get advertising permission. This includes Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, Facebook and other integrations.
When it comes to the storage of the current cookie category consent given, this is currently stored in localStorage. This is however subject to change and could in the future be moved to use a different technology if we deem it more suitable. The technology used may also differ dependent on the browser used.
The stored item in localStorage follows the naming scheme
userCookieConsent_[LicenseID]_[CookieBannerType] and has a value consisting of an object with the following properties:Name | Value | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
shouldAllowPerformanceCookies | boolean | Determines if user has consented to "Performance" cookies |
shouldAllowFunctionalCookies | boolean | Determines if user has consented to "Functional" cookies |
shouldAllowAdvertisingCookies | boolean | Determines if user has consented to "Advertising" cookies |
expires | date | Date when the stored item will expire |
Note:
Please do not attempt to manipulate/update this localStorage value manually, but instead rely on the JS API for updating consent.
Last modified 5mo ago