COOKIES POLICY

You’re likely very familiar with cookies these days. However, they’re small text files which are placed on your computer by websites that you visit.

• Session cookies are temporary and only stay on your device for the duration of your visit to the website.
• Persistent cookies are stored on your hard drive until they expire, or you delete them.
• Certain cookies are created by the website you are viewing (first-party) and others are supplied by an external company (third-party).

Chimera will place Functional, Essential and Performance cookies on your browser. Additional information about these cookies is set out below. Where we use 3rd party tools (Performance cookies), our partners adhere to relevant cookie and data privacy policies.

Functional and essential cookies
Functional and essential (sometimes referred as ‘strictly necessary’) cookies are required to operate the website. These do not capture personal information. If you block or delete functional and essential cookies you may not be able to view or use the website as intended.

Performance cookies
Performance cookies help us understand how people use our site and to measure its performance, this website uses web analytics cookies provided by Google Analytics. We only use trusted web analytics platforms that provide statistical insight into interaction and behaviours of website visitors. These do not capture personal information but rather report on general performance which helps us improve the overall user experience.

Tracking cookies
Tracking, targeting, advertising and marketing cookies are common terms for cookies that collect information about your browsing habits to make advertising more relevant to you and your interests. Some 3rd parties place requests, rather than cookies to achieve this. They are also used to limit the number of times you see an advert as well as help measure the effectiveness of an advertising campaign. The cookies are usually placed by third party advertising networks. They remember the websites you visit, and that information is shared with other parties such as advertisers.

Disable cookies in your web browser

Internet Explorer
On the right-hand side of toolbar, go to cog like icon
Click on it and dropdown menu will appear
Select ‘Internet Options’
Go to the ‘Privacy’ tab
Select ‘Advanced’
A pop-up will appear which gives you an option to ‘Accept’ ‘Block’ or ‘Prompt’ for both First-party Cookies and Third-party Cookies
Select ‘Block’ for both

Microsoft Edge
On the right-hand side of the toolbar, go to the 3 horizontal dots
Click on it and a dropdown menu will appear
Select ‘Settings’
Scroll down to ‘Advanced settings’ and click ‘View advanced settings’
Scroll down to ‘Privacy and services’ within this area is ‘Cookies’
‘Cookies’ is a dropdown menu – select ‘Block all cookies’

Google Chrome
On the right-hand side of the toolbar, go to the 3 vertical dots
Click on the 3 vertical dots and a dropdown menu will appear
Scroll down to ‘Advanced’ and click on the arrow; further options will appear
‘Privacy and security’ will be the first to appear and go down to ‘Content Settings’ (within the ‘Privacy and security’) and click on the arrow
More options will appear click on ‘Cookies’
Activate the ‘Block third-party cookies’ by moving the slider button to the right and should change colour from grey to blue

Mozilla Firefox
On the right-hand side of the toolbar, go to the 3 vertical dots
Click on the 3 vertical dots and a dropdown menu will appear
Scroll down to ‘Privacy’ and select it
Scroll down to ‘Cookies’ and select it
A pop up appears and select ‘Disabled’