Analiza nameščanja nenujnih piškotkov na slovenskih spletnih mestih

Mastnak, Enej (author), Jelenc, David (mentor)

Spletni piškotki so sestavni del delovanja sodobnih spletnih mest, hkrati pa se lahko uporabijo za sledenje uporabnikom in poseg v njihovo zasebnost. V diplomski nalogi preučujemo, kako slovenska spletna mesta dejansko spoštujejo uporabnikovo izbiro, izraženo prek pasice za piškotke, v zvezi z namestitvijo nenujnih piškotkov. Z lastno razvitim avtomatiziranim pajkom smo analizirali 521 spletnih mest. Rezultati kažejo, da neodzivnost in zavrnitev pogosto ne preprečita nalaganja nenujnih piškotkov, medtem ko sprejem sproži njihovo množično nameščanje. Ugotovitve razkrivajo razkorak med namenom regulacije in prakso ter opozarjajo na potrebo po tehničnem izboljšanju rešitev za soglasje.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: spletni piškotki, nenujni piškotki, soglasje, pasice za piškotke, zasebnost, skladnost, avtomatizirana analiza
• Work type: Bachelor thesis/paper
• Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
• Organization: FRI - Faculty of Computer and Information Science
• Year: 2026
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-178156
• COBISS.SI-ID: 268524547
• Publication date in RUL: 20.01.2026

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: Analysis of Non-Essential Cookie Placement on Slovenian Websites

Abstract

Web cookies are an essential part of the functioning of modern websites but can also be used for tracking users and intruding on their privacy. This diploma thesis examines how Slovenian websites actually respect user choices expressed through cookie banners, with regard to the installation of non-essential cookies. Using a custom-developed automated crawler, 521 websites were analyzed. The results show that lack of response or rejection often does not prevent non-essential cookies from being loaded, while acceptance triggers their extensive installation. The findings reveal a gap between regulatory intent and practice and highlight the need for technical improvements of consent solutions.

• Keywords: web cookies, non-essential cookies, consent, cookie banners, privacy, compliance, automated analysis