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Cookies

A cookie is a small file that a website stores in your browser. On vibe-code.nl we use as few cookies as possible. Here you can read which ones and why.

Necessary cookies

Without these cookies, the site does not work properly. They do not collect data for statistics or advertising and are therefore always on.

CookiePurposeStored for
authjs.session-tokenKeeps you signed in to your course environment.30 days
authjs.csrf-tokenProtects signing in against abuse.Until you close the browser
authjs.callback-urlRemembers which page you go to after signing in.Until you close the browser
vc-consentRemembers your choice in the cookie notice.1 year
vc-langRemembers which language (Dutch or English) you use the site in.1 year

Statistics and advertising

With your consent, we use Microsoft Clarity. It shows us how visitors use the site, for example where they click and how far they scroll, so that we can improve the site. Clarity only loads if you choose Accept in the cookie notice, and not in the course environment, the admin area or when signing in and signing up. Also only with that consent, we use the TikTok pixel: it tells TikTok that someone visited the site or created an account via an ad, so we can see which ads work. The same applies to the Google Ads tag from Google. Neither loads in the course environment or the admin area.

CookiePurpose
_clckClarity: remembers a random user ID and your preferences on this site.
_clskClarity: links the pages of a single visit together.
CLID, MUID, MR, SM, ANONCHKCookies from Microsoft (clarity.ms) to recognise browsers and link data.
_ttp, _tt_enable_cookie, ttcsidTikTok pixel: recognises your browser, so that a visit or signup can be linked to an ad.
_gcl_au, _gcl_awGoogle Ads: links a visit or signup to the ad you clicked.
vc-signupRemembers for ten minutes that you just created an account, so TikTok and Google can measure it once.

You can find more information in Microsoft's explanation of the Clarity cookies.

Services from others

  • Lesson videos. The videos in the course environment come from YouTube (in privacy-enhanced mode) or Vimeo (with "do not track" on). These services may set their own cookies when you play a video.
  • Payments. You pay on Stripe's payment page. Stripe uses its own cookies there to process payments securely and prevent fraud.

Changing your choice

You can change your choice at any time. You can also delete cookies via your browser settings.