Cookies
Last reviewed 18 September 2026 · Version 1.0
This website sets no cookies at all. There is nothing here to accept, refuse or turn off.
What a cookie is
A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to keep, so it can recognise you or your settings later. Similar technologies — local storage, tracking pixels, fingerprinting scripts — do much the same job by other means.
What this site uses
None of it. As of the date above, this website:
- sets no cookies of any kind, ours or anyone else's
- uses no local storage and no session storage
- runs no JavaScript at all
- loads nothing from a third party — no fonts, no scripts, no embedded videos, no social buttons, no advertising
- has no analytics, so we do not know who visits, how many, or from where
These pages are plain files. We verified all of the above against the live site on the date at the top, and we re-check it whenever the site changes.
Why there is no cookie banner
A consent banner exists to ask permission before non-essential cookies are placed. We place none, so a banner would be asking you to approve something that never happens.
If that ever changes, the banner comes first. Before this site sets any non-essential cookie — analytics included — we will show a consent banner that asks you plainly, defaults to "no", works with a keyboard, and lets you change your mind later. We will not set anything beyond what is strictly necessary until you have said yes. This page will be updated at the same time, with a table of exactly what is set, by whom, what for, and for how long.
What our web host can see
The site is served by a hosting provider, which keeps ordinary server logs — the kind every web server keeps, including addresses and times of requests. This is a normal part of delivering a web page and we do not use those logs to identify or profile anyone. They are not cookies and they are not created by anything on this page.
Our games
Our games are not web pages and do not use cookies. What they store on your device, and what they do not send anywhere, is described in the privacy policy.
Controlling cookies yourself
Every major browser lets you see, block and delete cookies for any site, usually under Settings → Privacy. Because this site sets none, blocking them changes nothing about how it works.