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On this page you will find more information about what cookies are, which cookies are used by this website and how to influence cookies.
 
What are cookies?
A cookie is a piece of text given by a web server to a visiting browser in the hope and expectation that the browser will return it during a subsequent visit. The cookie is in addition to the HTTP specification. The HyperText Transfer Protocol is used by everyone who visits a web site: it controls the communication between a web server and a browser. However, it is not designed to allow successive page visits to be viewed as a whole. As a result, it is not necessarily possible to retrieve data or settings during a subsequent visit. To make this possible, HTTP's cookie and set-cookie headers were introduced in 1997. This specification was last updated in April 2011 and is currently in use as the RFC 6265 HTTP State Management Mechanism.
 
How do cookies work?
Contrary to what politicians sometimes claim, cookies themselves are neither programs nor files, and technically nothing is stored by the web server on the visitor's computer. The latter is entirely at the discretion of the browser. In the end, cookies are often stored as a file, but a web server cannot force a browser to actually store cookies or return them on a later visit.
A cookie is always linked to a specific domain or subdomain. Examples of a domain and a subdomain are: website.nl and mooie.website.nl. Cookies are therefore only returned to the same domain as where they came from. You can therefore be sure that only the servers of this website receive the cookies that were previously obtained via this website. Javascript is also the only way to gain access to the cookies placed by this website. An important aspect of cookies is that they can be received with every http request and that all known, relevant cookies are sent with every request. This also applies to requests that request images, javascript and css files for a web page. Of course, the domain check is also applied in this case.
 
First-party cookies
Cookies that you receive for the same domain as you visit are called first-party cookies. When viewing this page, the cookies from this website are therefore first-party cookies.
 
Third-party cookies
It is also possible that a website may contain elements from third parties. Well-known examples are embedded videos, advertisements and social media buttons. If cookies are sent with these elements from their own servers, these are referred to as third-party cookies. It is therefore possible that when you visit this website you will receive third-party cookies for Facebook.com, Youtube.com and other third-party websites. Due to the operation of HTTP and the security surrounding cookies it is not possible for the broker to influence the sending of third-party cookies.

What other storage is there for websites?
In addition to cookies, there have been other browser storage options since 1997. Since they are hardly used, they are only briefly touched upon. Flash applications have their own form of cookies, similar to HTTP cookies. Apart from setting user preferences such as image quality and the Autoplay function in the video player, the website does nothing else with these types of cookies. Html5 local storage is a recent development. Web applications can use it to store relatively large amounts of data compared to cookies. Due to the limited support in browsers, this website does not make use of them.
 
What are cookies used on this website for?
Cookies make it possible to retrieve information from previous visits during subsequent visits. If you have made certain settings and have seen certain site elements before. Cookies that adapt the functioning of the site to your wishes are called functional cookies. In addition, cookies can also be used to let the site know that a visitor has been on the site before. In this way, statistical data about the use of the website can be collected. A well-known example of this is Google Analytics. This only works with anonymised statistical information that is used by us to analyse and improve the functioning of the site. This website currently uses Google Analytics to collect statistics. Information about your visiting behaviour can also be used to tailor advertisements to your interests. This broker only uses anonymised information about pages that you have previously visited on this website.

Which cookies are used?
Below you will find an overview of the first-party cookies that are placed on this website or have them placed.
 
Cookie name Purpose
Non-functional cookies
_GAT, _GA, GAT_MakelaarTracker, _GID or other named _GID or GA Cookies that Google Analytics uses to track visitor statistics.
 
What cookies can others place when visiting this website?
On this website it is possible to share pages with third parties via the various social media buttons of Facebook, Google+, Linkedin and Twitter.
 
Provider / Url Target
Facebook, Google +1, LinkedIn, Twitter Social Media buttons at various places on this website. For example, cookies are used to keep track of whether you have already pressed the Facebook button 'Like'.
Youtube.com and various other video hosts. Videos placed on this website by the real estate agent often contain cookies. The best-known video hoster is Youtube, but there are many more.
 
Do the cookies on this website contain information about my personal details?
No. Your name, age, gender and other personal data are never stored in a cookie.
 
How can I refuse cookies?
Without cookies it is hardly possible for us to give you as a visitor the best experience when visiting the site. This has to do with analysing web statistics to determine how the site should look and navigate, but also to determine what content is popular and what our visitors do not actually read. Although we are not obliged to ask permission from third parties for these cookies (the responsibility for this lies with the third party, e.g. YouTube), we are obliged to remove the content if it appears that the third party has failed to ask permission. This would mean that if even one person complains about an image or video, we would have to delete it for everyone, or develop technology that makes it possible to filter individual content for each individual user. This is practically impractical.
 
How can I delete cookies?
 
Delete cookies in Internet Explorer
Go to Tools > Internet options > General tab. Under Browse History, click Delete.
You may not want to delete everything. In any case, make sure Cookies are checked and click Delete.
 
Delete cookies in Firefox
Go to Tools > Options > Privacy tab. Click Delete your recent history.
Under Details you can specify what exactly you want to delete. In any case, tick Cookies. You can also indicate how old the cookies should be. Choose Everything here.
 
Delete cookies in Chrome
Click on the 3 dashes in the top right corner. Click Options > Advanced tab. Under Privacy, click Delete browsing data...
Make sure that Delete cookies and other site data is ticked. You can also indicate how old the cookies must be. Choose Everything here.
 
Questions and complaints
If you have any questions about this cookie alert, please do not hesitate to contact us.