Privacy
The information solicited by and submitted to the International Rectifier Web site is considered confidential, is solely for statistical purposes and will not be shared, bartered or sold to ANY third party. We maintain the information to improve the quality of our site and to communicate with visitors who wish to receive additional information. An anonymous visitor to our site will remain anonymous in all cases. International Rectifier does not attempt to identify visitors if they do not voluntarily register on the site. We do provide links to but do not control the privacy of third party sites. Whenever in question, we encourage you to review the privacy policies of those sites.
Cookies
International Rectifier is committed to continually improving the Web experience for our visitors. Currently, cookies are the most effective way of identifying a unique, anonymous visitor and their navigation during a visit. A "cookie" is a text file that is sent by a web server and stored in RAM while the browser is running so that it can be read back from that browser the next time a unique visitor returns to that web server. Companies commonly use cookies for on-line ordering systems, site personalization, and Web site tracking. Cookies allow the browser to "remember" specific information about the visitor such as last visit, time spent, or user preferences (like style sheets). When visitors to the site run into browser or HTML problems, cookies allow us to isolate their specific session in our visitor log files. This information helps to replicate the environment and isolate the problem. Cookies and registration are two methods that allow International Rectifier to offer more features to repeat visitors/customers. International Rectifier uses cookie information to understand usage patterns, to offer personalized features, or to isolate problems experienced by our users as they traverse our site. We do not use cookies for any other purpose. International Rectifier cookies are terminated when a visitor ends their browser session. However, cookies may also be stored on your computer's hard drive once you log off from our Web site.
Enabling Cookies In Netscape
Select "Preferences" from the "Edit" menu of your browser. Under "Category" select "Advanced." Under "Cookies" select "Accept Cookies."
Enabling Cookies In Internet Explorer
Right mouse click on the Internet Explorer icon on your desktop and choose "Properties" from the menu.
Click on "Security" from the Internet Properties menu. A "High" security level will disable cookies. A "Medium" or below security level will enable cookies. Or you can click on "Custom Level" to make your selection.
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