The Fine Print, in Plain English
Cookie Policy
Last updated October 13, 2026
The short version. Visitors to demojura.com get no cookies. The only cookies are two that keep a Demojura team member signed in, and they are never used for tracking or ads. Because every cookie here is strictly necessary, there is nothing to accept or decline.
Visitors
Reading the site, taking the Firm MRI, using the Contact page or talking with Jura sets no cookie. We count visits on our own server without cookies, and we use no third-party analytics, tracking pixels, advertising or social media trackers. See the Privacy Policy for how visits are counted.
Team Sign-In Cookies
These are set only when a Demojura team member signs in. Both are strictly necessary for the team area, last up to 12 hours, are sent only to demojura.com over a secure connection, and cannot be read by the page’s scripts.
demojura_session: keeps the team member signed in. It holds their email, their role and a link to their profile photo.demojura_master: lets a signed-in team member edit their own profile. It is sealed, so its contents cannot be read in the browser.
Signing out removes both. When a page loads, it asks our server whether a team member is signed in, so the header and footer can show Sign In or Sign Out. That check sets no cookie.
Browser Storage
Separate from cookies, Jura’s chat may remember its opening greeting on your device, so it appears right away the next time you visit. It keeps only that greeting, never anything you type, and it stays on your device. In the team area, the site also remembers a light or dark display choice and, in some team tools, a conversation for as long as that browser tab is open.
Your Choices
You can block or delete cookies and site storage in your browser settings. Visitors lose nothing by doing so. Team members will need to sign in again.
Changes
If we ever add a cookie, we will list it here first. Anything that is not strictly necessary would need your permission before it is set.
Questions
Reach us through the Contact page.