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To make this website function correctly and to enable us to further improve the site for the purpose of enhancing your browsing experience, this site must store a small amount of information (Cookies) on your computer. Over 90% of all websites use this practice, and in accordance with European Union regulations as of March 25, 2011, we are obligated to request your consent before placing Cookies. By using the website, you agree to the use of Cookies. Blocking Cookies may still allow you to browse the site, but some of its features may not be available to you. What are Cookies? A Cookie is information saved on your computer by the website you visit. Cookies typically store your settings, such as preferred language or address, for the website. Later, when you reopen the same website, the web browser sends back the Cookies belonging to that site. This allows the site to display information tailored to your needs. Cookies can store a wide range of information, including personal information (such as your name or email address). However, this information can only be saved if you enable it – websites cannot access information you have not provided and cannot access other files on your computer. The default activities of saving and sending Cookies are not visible to you. However, you can change your internet browser settings to choose whether to approve or reject requests for Cookie storage, automatically delete stored Cookies when you close the internet browser, and more. How to Disable Cookies By disabling Cookies, you decide whether to allow the storage of Cookies on your computer. Cookie settings can be controlled and configured in your web browser. For information on Cookie settings, select the web browser you are using: • Chrome • Firefox • Internet Explorer 9 • Internet Explorer 7 and 8 • Opera (English-language page) • Safari (English-language page) If you disable Cookies, you may not be able to use some of the website's functionalities. What are Session Cookies? Session Cookies, or Cookies that are removed, are deleted from your computer when you close your internet browser. Websites use them to store temporary data, such as items in a shopping cart. What are Persistent Cookies? Persistent Cookies remain on your computer after you close your internet browser. Websites use them to store data, such as login names and passwords, so you don't have to log in every time you visit a specific site. Persistent Cookies can remain on your computer for days, months, or even years. What are First-Party Cookies? First-party Cookies come from the websites you visit and can be either persistent or session Cookies. These Cookies allow websites to store data that will be reused during your next visit to the site. What are Third-Party Cookies? Third-party Cookies come from advertisements on other websites (such as pop-up or other ads) that are present on the websites you visit. These Cookies allow websites to track internet usage for marketing purposes. Does kd.internetprodavnice.rs use Cookies? Yes, with the primary aim of providing a better user experience on our website. What type of Cookies does internetprodavnice.rs use and why? Session Cookies – These are temporary Cookies that expire (and are automatically deleted) when you close your internet browser. We use session Cookies to allow access to content and enable commenting (things you have to do when logging in to a website). Persistent Cookies – These usually have a future expiration date and will remain in your browser until they expire or you manually delete them. We use persistent Cookies for functionalities such as the "Stay logged in" tickbox, making it easier for users to access the site as registered users. We also use persistent Cookies to better understand user habits so we can improve the website according to your preferences. This information is anonymous – we do not see individual user data. Does the website use third-party Cookies? No, we do not currently enable third-party Cookies.