Last updated: August 25, 2026
This cookies and similar technologies policy provides you with general information about cookies and similar technologies (collectively, “Tracking Technologies”) as well as how and for what purposes TAGRA Biotechnologies Ltd. (“TAGRA”, “we”, “us” or “our”) use such Tracking Technologies on its website (“Website”).
Please take the time to read this policy, which complements our general privacy policy . If you have questions or comments, you are welcome to contact us at: info@tagra.com
What Are ‘Cookies’?
Cookies are small files with pieces of information, normally consisting of just letters and numbers, which websites use when users visit them.
Software on the users’ devices (for example, a web browser) can store cookies and send them back to the website the next time they visit, to make a specific function of the website work and to provide information about the user’s activities on the website.
For What Purposes are Cookies Being Used?
Cookies are used in numerous ways. For example, when analyzing traffic to a website or tracking users’ browsing behavior.
Cookies are widely used as they allow a website to recognize a user’s device. Tracking Technologies help websites to remember the visitors and their activities, for example, the user’s language preferences.
What are ‘Session’ and ‘Persistent’ Cookies?
“Session Cookies” are removed from your device once you close your browser session.
“Persistent Cookies” last for longer periods on your device – after you close your browser session.
A user can delete previously set persistent cookies manually or configure the browser settings to delete cookies, as further described below.
What are ‘First-party’ and ‘Third-party’ Cookies?
First-party cookies are set directly by the website that the user is visiting.
Third-party cookies are set by a domain other than the one visited by the user. For the purpose of this policy, these are cookies that are set by our service providers, such as LinkedIn, Facebook and Google Analytics.
What are ‘Similar Technologies’?
Functions usually performed by a cookie can be achieved by other means. This could include, for example, using certain characteristics to identify devices so that visits to a website can be analyzed.
Any technology that stores or accesses information on the user’s device is relevant for this purpose, and therefore it includes, for example, HTML5 local storage, Local Shared Objects and fingerprinting techniques.
Additionally, technologies like scripts, tracking pixels and plugins, wherever these are used – are also considered as similar technologies.
How does TAGRA Use Tracking Technologies and for What Purposes?
Yes, we do.
We use both Session Cookies and Persistent Cookies as part of your experience on the Website so that we can facilitate the use of the Website’s features and tools, keep track of your preferences, improve your experience with our Website, for web analytics and for marketing purposes.
Some cookies are strictly essential for the operation of the Website while other cookies help to improve our services and marketing activities. The same rule goes for all Tracking Technologies that we use.
We have created a detailed Tracking Technologies table page, which is attached below, as an Appendix A to this policy. The table will provide you with a clear and comprehensive image of the Tracking Technologies that we use.
When a Tracking Technology contains personal data, as indicated in Appendix A, then our general privacy policy applies as well.
Does TAGRA Need to Obtain my Consent for Using Tracking Technologies?
Yes, however only with respect to the Tracking Technologies that are not strictly essential for the operation of the Website, as further indicated in Appendix A. When you first visit the Website, a consent banner asks for your choice. Until you make it, we place only the Tracking Technologies that are strictly essential for the operation of the Website; analytics and marketing Tracking Technologies are placed only after you have accepted them.
The banner lets you accept all Tracking Technologies, reject all of the non-essential ones, or open the preferences panel and decide category by category. Strictly essential Tracking Technologies cannot be switched off, as the Website cannot function without them. We record your choice so that we do not have to ask again on every visit, and you can change or withdraw it at any time, as described below.
Can I Manage my Tracking Technologies Preferences?
Yes. Select “Cookie Settings” in the footer of any page to reopen the consent panel, change any category and save your new choice. It takes effect immediately, and any non-essential Tracking Technologies you have turned off are no longer used.
In addition, every browser allows you to manage your Tracking Technologies preferences, usually found in the “Help” or “Settings” sections of the web browser.
Here are some links to some commonly used web browsers: (a) Google Chrome; (b) Microsoft Edge; (c) Mozilla Firefox; (d) Microsoft Internet Explorer; (e) Opera; (f) Apple Safari.
You can turn off certain third party targeting or advertising cookies by visiting the following link: Network Advertising Initiative.
To find out more about cookies, including how to see what cookies have been set, you can visit the following websites: www.aboutcookies.org and www.allaboutcookies.org.
Will TAGRA Change this Policy?
We update this Policy, where needed. Every time we will change this policy we will post a notice on the Website, and obtain your consent once again, where required under applicable laws.
Appendix A: Tracking Technologies Table
Strictly Essential Cookies
These cookies are strictly essential for enabling your movement around the Website and providing access to some of our Website’s features. This category of cookies cannot be disabled.
Name
Provider
Purpose
Type and duration
1st/3rd party
tagra_consent_v1
Tagra
Remembers the cookie choice you made so you are not asked on every visit
Local storage — until you clear it
1st party
tagra_a11y_v1
Tagra
Remembers your display preferences: text size, contrast, reduced motion
Local storage — until you clear it
1st party
Analytics Cookies
Analytics cookies collect information about how visitors use the Website. Our service providers can transfer relevant information to third parties where required by law or where such third parties process such information on their behalf.
Name
Provider
Purpose
Type and duration
1st/3rd party
_ga
Google Analytics
Distinguishes one visitor from another
Cookie — 13 months
3rd party
_ga_PL4V41CXHR
Google Analytics
Holds the session state for this site’s property
Cookie — 13 months
3rd party
_gid
Google Analytics
Distinguishes visitors within a single day
Cookie — 24 hours
3rd party
_gat_UA-190740398-1
Google Analytics (legacy)
Limits how often requests are sent to an older Analytics property
Cookie — 1 minute
3rd party
_clck
Microsoft Clarity
Links your visits so behaviour can be analysed
Cookie — 12 months
3rd party
_clsk
Microsoft Clarity
Groups the pages you view into one session
Cookie — 24 hours
3rd party
_cltk
Microsoft Clarity
Identifies the current session
Session storage — until the tab is closed
3rd party
_hjSessionUser_3016333
Hotjar
Recognises a returning visitor
Cookie — 12 months
3rd party
_hjSession_3016333
Hotjar
Holds the current session
Cookie — 30 minutes
3rd party
hjActiveViewportIds, hjViewportId
Hotjar
Records screen size so sessions can be replayed accurately
Local and session storage
3rd party
Marketing Cookies
Marketing cookies collect personal information such as your name, which pages you have visited on the Website, your history arriving at the Website and so on. Collected information is used to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of our marketing campaigns.
Name
Provider
Purpose
Type and duration
1st/3rd party
_gcl_au
Google Ads
Stores ad click information so conversions can be attributed
Cookie — 3 months
3rd party
_gcl_ls
Google Ads
Local storage counterpart used for conversion linking
Local storage — until you clear it
3rd party
_fbp
Meta (Facebook)
Measures ad delivery and campaign performance
Cookie — 3 months
3rd party
lastExternalReferrer, lastExternalReferrerTime
Meta (Facebook)
Records how you arrived at the site
Local storage — until you clear it
3rd party
_ttp
TikTok
Measures ad performance across sites
Cookie — 13 months
3rd party
_tt_enable_cookie
TikTok
Records that the advertising pixel may set cookies
Cookie — 13 months
3rd party
ttcsid, ttcsid_D2RDQOJC77U80VFNBG3G
TikTok
Session identifiers used for campaign reporting
Cookie — 13 months
3rd party
tt_sessionId, tt_pixel_session_index, tt_appInfo
TikTok
Session state for the advertising pixel
Session storage — until the tab is closed
3rd party
li_adsId
Measures LinkedIn campaign performance
Local storage — until you clear it
3rd party