I find interesting the "classification" of those cookies: Necessary (31) Preferences (15) Statistics (63) Marketing (356) Unclassified (145) Setting aside

I find interesting the "classification" of those cookies: Necessary (31) Preferences (15) Statistics (63) Marketing (356) Unclassified (145) Setting aside GDPR and any related privacy concerns, the numbers are IMHO impressive, and probably a good representation of how much on a site is "content" (Necessary+Preferences) and how much is "overlays" (all the rest). Of course the big question are the "Unclassified" ones, particularly because they are described as "in the process of classifying", I mean, you add stuff to your site before deciding what they are? (it's not like 1 or 2 added recently, it's 145 of them).