Imprint

Browser.lol is operated by Zesiger.net, a sole proprietorship registered in the Commercial Register of the Canton of Aargau, Switzerland. The operator details below identify who is responsible for this website and service, subject to the liability notice on this page.

Service Name: Browser.lol

Registered operator: Zesiger.net

Legal Representative: Janis Zesiger

Legal Form: Einzelunternehmen (Sole Proprietorship)

Address: Mügeri 340, 5046 Schmiedrued, Switzerland

Registered Office: Schmiedrued, Switzerland

Commercial Register: Commercial Register of the Canton of Aargau

Status: Active

UID (Enterprise Identification Number): CHE-488.503.816

CH-ID (Company Identification): CH-400-1610391-2

EHRA-ID (Commercial Registry): 1618337

VAT Status: Not registered for Swiss VAT; the UID above has no MWST suffix

Email: [email protected]

Website: https://browser.lol

Janis Zesiger is responsible for the content of this website under Swiss law and can be reached at the address above. This imprint applies to browser.lol and its subdomains.

Browser.lol provides software for isolated, temporary sessions. It does not provide telecommunications services under the Swiss Telecommunications Act and is not subject to sector-specific telecommunications supervision.

For data protection matters, the competent supervisory authority at our Swiss seat is the Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner.

Federal Data Protection and Information Commissioner (FDPIC)

Feldeggweg 1, 3003 Bern, Switzerland

Website: www.edoeb.admin.ch

If you are in the EEA or the United Kingdom, you may also complain to the data protection authority where you habitually live or work. For data protection questions, contact us at [email protected]. Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle personal data.

We prepare the information on this website with care, but give no warranty that it is complete, accurate or current. Website information may change without notice.

We are not responsible for content on external websites linked from this site; their operators are responsible for it. Websites you visit inside a session are also third-party content. We do not select, control or endorse them. Making a site accessible through Browser.lol does not imply our endorsement, recommendation or approval of its operator or content.

Nothing in this notice excludes or limits any liability that cannot be excluded or limited under applicable mandatory law, including liability for intent or gross negligence, for personal injury, or under mandatory consumer protection rules. The contractual limitations of liability that apply to use of the service are set out in our Terms of Service.

Text, images, graphics, layout and source code on this website are protected by Swiss and international copyright law. Content shown inside a session remains third-party content; rights in it stay with their respective owners, and Browser.lol does not relicense it. Third-party product names, logos and brands shown on this website belong to their respective owners and are used only to identify them.

Reuse of our content beyond what the law permits requires our prior written consent. Statutory exceptions remain available, including:

• Private use, including use for teaching purposes (Art. 19 URG, Swiss Copyright Act)
• Quotation with designation of the work and source attribution (Art. 25 URG)
• The corresponding statutory exceptions of other applicable copyright laws

Our Subprocessors List identifies the hosting partners and other providers involved in delivering the service.

If you have a complaint or dispute, please contact [email protected] first. We aim to acknowledge and respond within a few working days, although this is a target rather than a guarantee.

Browser.lol is established in Switzerland. We are neither obliged nor willing to participate in proceedings before a consumer arbitration or conciliation body. This does not take away any dispute resolution mechanism available to you under mandatory law in your country of residence.

As set out in our Terms of Service, Swiss law governs use of the service and the courts at the operator’s seat in Schmiedrued, Switzerland have jurisdiction. This choice of law and venue does not affect mandatory consumer protections or mandatory rules on where you may bring a claim in the country where you habitually reside.