Cookie Policy
What cookies are, which ones we use on this website and how to manage your preferences.
In brief
Last updated: 15 October 2026
Technical cookies
They are needed for the site to work, for example to protect the forms and remember your choices on the banner, and do not require consent.
Types of cookiesYour choices
You can change or withdraw them whenever you like with "Manage cookies", at the bottom of every page.
Managing consentThis is a summary: the full text below is the one that applies.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that the websites you visit send to your device, where they are stored and then sent back to the same websites on your next visit. They are used to make pages work properly, to remember preferences and, in some cases, to measure how the site is used.
Alongside cookies there are similar technologies, such as the browser's local storage (localStorage), to which the same principles described in this policy apply.
2. Types of cookies
2.1 Technical (necessary) cookies
They are strictly necessary for the site to work and to provide the services requested by the user, for example protecting the forms or storing the choices made on the banner. They do not require the user's prior consent.
2.2 Statistics cookies
They collect information on the use of the site (pages visited, duration, where visitors come from). On our website these are the Google Analytics 4 cookies, and they are installed only after the user has given consent.
2.3 Marketing and profiling cookies
These would be used to build profiles of the user's tastes for targeted advertising. The website does not currently use cookies of this kind. The category appears in the banner for any future tools, which would not be activated without explicit consent.
3. Managing consent
On your first visit to the site a banner is shown with three choices: "Accept all", "Necessary only" and "Customise", which lets you activate the statistics and marketing categories separately. Until the user makes a choice, and if the user refuses, only the necessary tools are used. The banner does not prevent you from browsing the site.
The website applies Google Consent Mode v2: the default state of all non-necessary categories is "denied" and changes only after the user's choice. The choice is stored in the browser, is valid for 12 months and can be changed or withdrawn at any time with the "Manage cookies" button at the bottom of every page (in the footer), which reopens the preferences panel.
4. List of cookies
The tables below show the cookies and local storage actually used by the website.
Technical cookies and local storage
| Name | Provider | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| ILFSESS | I Love Formello (first party) | Technical session cookie that protects the Contact and Diventa partner forms from unwanted submissions (anti-forgery token). Set only on pages with a form. | Session (deleted when the browser is closed) |
| _GRECAPTCHA | Google (reCAPTCHA v3 service) | Necessary cookie set by reCAPTCHA when the anti-spam check runs, for its risk analysis (telling people apart from automated programs). Only on the Contact and Diventa partner pages, if the reCAPTCHA check is active. Source: reCAPTCHA FAQ, Google for Developers. | Not stated by Google in the reCAPTCHA documentation (checked on 15 October 2026) |
| ilf_consenso (localStorage) | I Love Formello (first party) | Stores the choices made on the cookie banner. It is not a cookie but local storage in the browser, and it is not sent to the server. | 12 months, after which the banner is shown again |
Statistics cookies (only with your consent)
| Name | Provider | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| _ga | Google Ireland Limited (Google Analytics 4) | Distinguishes users pseudonymously for aggregate statistics. Active only with consent to the statistics category. | 2 years |
| _ga_<ID> | Google Ireland Limited (Google Analytics 4) | Keeps the state of the browsing session. The suffix is the identifier of the Analytics property. Active only with consent to the statistics category. | 2 years |
The Google Analytics 4 cookies are set by Google's script but sit on the site's own domain. The data collected are processed by Google Ireland Limited as described in the Privacy Policy.
Marketing and profiling cookies
None. The website does not install marketing or profiling cookies.
Third-party services without cookies
The OpenStreetMap maps are loaded from the foundation's servers and do not set cookies through our site; the provider does, however, receive the IP address needed to deliver the map tiles. The fonts (Manrope and Inter) and the Leaflet library are hosted on our server: no data goes to third parties. The Open-Meteo weather forecast is requested by our server and the Wikimedia Commons images are hosted locally: in both cases no user data goes to third parties. The Google Maps traffic map, on the Meteo del traffico (live traffic) page, loads only if you ask for it with the button: from that moment Google's cookies and rules apply. Google's reCAPTCHA v3 anti-spam check, on the pages with a form only, is described in the Privacy Policy.
5. How to disable cookies in your browser
As well as using the consent banner, you can manage or disable cookies directly in your browser settings. Disabling technical cookies may affect some features, such as sending the forms. Below are the official guides for the most widely used browsers:
For Google Analytics, Google also provides a browser add-on to opt out.
6. Updates and contact
This Cookie Policy may be updated to reflect changes in the law or in the tools used by the site. Changes are published on this page. For the overall processing of personal data, please refer to the Privacy Policy. If you have any questions, you can write to privacy@inlogico.com or use the form on the Contact page.