Cookies policy
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This page lists what gets stored in your browser on handyman24.eu, and why. As of 12 October 2026.
What cookies are
Small text files a site saves in your browser. On your next visit the browser sends them back, so the site recognises things like the language you chose. Some are cleared when you close the tab, others stay longer.
Cookies we set
| Name | What for | How long |
|---|---|---|
| pll_language | Remembers the language version so you do not have to switch it every time | 1 year |
| hm_attr | Records where you arrived from, so we can tell which material was useful to someone | 3 months |
| hm_order_source | The same source, attached to an order if you place one | 3 months |
| hm_visits | Counts visits | 1 year |
| hm_consent | Remembers your choice in the cookie window | 6 months |
None of these holds your name, address or phone number.
Third-party tools
The site runs tools supplied by other companies. Each may set its own files and sees your IP address and basic browser details.
| Tool | Provider | What for |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft Clarity | Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited | Visit statistics, click maps and session recordings: to see where people get lost on the page |
| Ahrefs Web Analytics | Ahrefs Pte. Ltd. | Cookie-free visit statistics: the page address, where you came from, browser language and screen size |
| Trustindex | Trustindex.io | Showing customer reviews collected on Google |
| Google Fonts | Google Ireland Limited | Loading the typefaces the site is set in |
| cdnjs, unpkg | Cloudflare, Inc. / unpkg | Loading the libraries behind the animation on the page |
| Plerdy | Plerdy | Click and scroll maps, used to improve page layout |
| Google Tag Manager | Google Ireland Limited | Starts the Google tools listed below |
| Google Analytics 4 | Google Ireland Limited | Visit statistics: where you came from and which pages lead to a job request |
| Google Ads | Google Ireland Limited | Checking whether a Google search ad led to a job request, and showing ads to people who have visited the site |
Microsoft Clarity records cursor movement and scrolling. Form fields and whatever you type into them are masked in the recordings.
Microsoft Clarity, Ahrefs Web Analytics and Plerdy only start after you click “I agree” in the cookie window. Ahrefs stores nothing in your browser.
The Google tools (Tag Manager, Analytics, Ads) load straight away, but in Consent Mode: until you click “I agree”, they set no cookies and don’t link the visit to you. Google only receives an anonymous signal that someone opened a page or clicked a button, and uses those signals to estimate the overall number of visits. Full statistics and advertising only run once you agree; “Only essential” keeps them in this limited mode.
What is not here
There is no Facebook advertising pixel on this site. We do not sell traffic data to anyone.
How to turn it off
You can change your choice at any time: the “Cookie settings” button at the bottom of every page opens the window again. After “Only essential”, Clarity and Ahrefs stop running.
Cookies are cleared and blocked in your browser settings — in Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge this sits under privacy. You can block everything, but then the site stops remembering the language you picked.
Recording in Microsoft Clarity can be switched off on the opt-out page Microsoft runs. The browser’s “Do Not Track” setting works too.
Who is responsible
The data controller is Oleksandr Chumakov, ul. Zbigniewa Herberta 37 lok. 2, 05-120 Legionowo, Poland, NIP 5361994183. Questions about data: [email protected]. A fuller description of processing is in the Privacy policy.
A question about this document
Write to [email protected]. We reply within fourteen days to the address the message came from.