JENTIS Cookie Lifetime Extender sets its cookies from your own domain. Browsers keep them for up to two years, ad-blocker lists do not block them, and one ID follows a user across all your subdomains.
Book a demoSafari and Firefox delete first-party cookies set by other tracking tools after seven days. A user who returns on day 8 is counted as new. Firefox applies similar rules.
Using JENTIS Cookie Lifetime Extender, cookies stay presistent in Safari browsers. The user ID keeps its full lifetime of up to two years, so returning Safari users stay recognizable.
Ad blockers stop requests to known tracking domains. No cookie is set, no data is sent.
JENTIS runs on your own domain, which is not on those lists. The cookie is set, the data arrives, and you decide which tools receive it.

If shop, login and content run on separate subdomains with separate cookies, one person looks like three visitors.
The JENTIS user ID is set on your main domain and read by every subdomain. One setting in the container, one ID per user across all of them.
JENTIS is the single point of measurement in the browser. Every connected tool receives the same persistent ID and the same complete data.
Your analytics, ad platforms and marketing tools all work with JENTIS cookies instead of their own. One upgrade, whole stack.
JENTIS cookies are set in the HTTP response from your tracking server, under your domain. This is a real first-party cookie in the browser's own definition. JENTIS never sets a third-party cookie.
A built-in check confirms that cookies are set correctly on your domain before you rely on them.
The cookie is set after a user grants consent to a tool, or under a condition you configure: a vendor in Essential Mode, a vendor set to "No Consent", or consent administration switched off. Tags always fire according to the consent settings in your container, regardless of whether the cookie exists.
Cookie Lifetime Extender supports all common clouds and CDNs. No change to your website code beyond the standard JENTIS snippet.


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Cookies set under the domain the user is visiting. Browsers make a further distinction: a cookie set by a script from another vendor still counts as a tracking cookie, even if it carries your domain, and Safari and Firefox limit its lifetime. A cookie set by a server on your own domain is a real first-party cookie, and browsers do not limit it. JENTIS cookies are the second kind.
Safari's tracking prevention limits cookies set by most tracking tools to seven days, even first-party ones. JENTIS cookies are set in a way Safari does not restrict, so they keep their full lifetime.
Ad blockers stop requests to known tracking domains. JENTIS runs on your own domain, which is not on those lists, so the cookie is set and the data arrives.
Yes. Every tool connected to JENTIS receives the same persistent ID and the same complete data. Your analytics, ad platforms and marketing tools work with JENTIS cookies instead of setting their own.
A DNS record for the tracking subdomain, created once by your IT team, plus a configuration on your web server or CDN. A built-in check verifies the setup. No changes to your website code beyond the JENTIS snippet.
Yes. With the Main Domain Cookie setting, the user ID is set on the main domain and read by all its subdomains. One user stays one user across shop, login, content and support subdomains.
The user ID lasts two years. You can shorten the maximum lifetime in the account settings, and it applies to all JENTIS cookies and storage entries. That said, Google Chrome generally limits cookies to 400 days.
Only under conditions you configure. By default the cookie is set after the user grants consent to a tool. With Essential Mode or a vendor set to No Consent, the cookie can be set before the decision. Tags still fire only as your consent configuration allows.
Yes, with Essential Mode, JENTIS operates fully without setting non-essential cookies, ensuring compliance while still capturing the maximum legally allowed data.