What are cookies?

A cookie is a small text file that is stored on your computer or mobile device when you visit a website. Cookies allow the website to “remember” certain entries and settings (such as login, language, font size and other display preferences) over a certain period of time and you do not have to re-enter them each time you visit and navigate.

The website you visit sets so-called first-party cookies. Only this website can read the cookies. However, it may use services from external providers who in turn set their own cookies, so-called third-party cookies.
    Persistent cookies are stored on your computer and are not automatically deleted when you close the browser; The session cookie, on the other hand, is deleted after the browser is closed.

Every time you visit the Publications Office's websites, you will be asked to accept or reject cookies.

Cookies can also be used to create anonymized statistics about the browsing activities of our website visitors.
How do we use cookies?

 First-party cookies that are set and controlled exclusively by it, not by external providers.

However, on some of our pages you also have to accept cookies from external providers in order to enable the pages to be displayed.

You can block or delete these cookies - however this may affect some functions of these websites. These cookies are used to store:

 Your screen display preferences, e.g. B. the preferred language for search, contrast color, font size, device used, preferences for search results and notifications,
    Your last visit to the website (for statistical purposes) and the three most recently visited websites (to support the helpdesk in the event of an inquiry),
    Your decision for (or against) the use of cookies on this portal.