Cookie Policy

What Are Cookies

Cookies are small text files a website asks your browser to store and send back later. They are often used to remember a login, measure visits, or recognize a browser for advertising. Similar technologies include local storage, which a script can read and write without fitting the strict definition of a cookie. This policy covers both, because using only the word “cookie” would hide the local notes the forms actually create.

Types of Cookies

People often group cookies as essential, analytics, and advertising, and as first-party or third-party. This website's files do not set any of those cookie groups. The sections below say that plainly so the absence is a finding, not a gap in the policy.

Essential Cookies

The site does not set an essential cookie. Navigation, accordions, search, and filters work without storing a cookie. The mobile menu uses a class on the page while it is open. It does not persist after you leave. There is no login cookie because there is no account.

Analytics Cookies

The site does not use analytics cookies and does not load an analytics script. It does not count unique visitors, record click paths, or send a page view to a measurement service from its own code.

Advertising Cookies

The site does not use advertising cookies and does not load an advertising script. It does not run banners, remarketing, or personalized ads. The Google Play listing says the game itself contains ads. Those ads, if you later open the game or the store, are not placed by this fan site and are not controlled here.

Third-Party Cookies

The pages do not embed third-party frames, font services, or tag managers that would set a cookie while you read. Styles, scripts, and illustrations are local files. If you choose the link View Game on Google Play, you leave this site and Google may set cookies under Google's own policy. That happens because you opened Google Play, not because this fan site dropped a Google cookie in the background.

Cookie Duration

There is no cookie duration to list, because the site sets no cookie. Local storage used by the forms does not expire on a timer in the script. A saved message remains until you delete it, until the twenty-item list drops it as the oldest entry, or until the browser clears site data. A private window may discard it when the window closes, depending on the browser.

Local storage, which is not a cookie

After you submit the form on Contact or Guides, the script writes an array to local storage under the key cxdr-notes. Each entry can contain the name, email, topic, subject, and message you typed. The home-page form does not write this key. It only adds name, email, and topic to the Contact address so those fields can be prefilled. Search boxes do not use storage.

Cookie Preferences

There is no cookie-preference panel and no banner with Accept, Reject, and Settings. Those controls would be decorative, because there is no optional cookie waiting for a choice. Adding buttons that do nothing would misrepresent the site. If a future version adds analytics or advertising cookies, a real choice must be built before those cookies are set, and this policy must be updated in the same change. Until then, the absence of a banner is the accurate interface.

Managing Cookies

You can still control storage from the browser. To remove saved messages, use Remove saved messages on Contact or Guides. To remove the storage key yourself, clear site data for this website in the browser settings. To limit the home-page prefill, avoid submitting that short form, or clear the browser history so the query string is not kept. Browser settings can also block all cookies globally. Blocking cookies should not break these pages, because the pages do not depend on a cookie. Blocking local storage would stop the forms from keeping a copy. The rest of the site would still be readable.

Changes to Cookie Policy

This page will be edited if the site starts setting cookies or loading a third-party script. The version you are reading matches a site that uses local files, a local form save, and one outbound link to Google Play. Check this page rather than assuming an older description still fits.

Contact Information

Questions about this policy can be typed into the Contact form, which keeps a local copy and can open an email draft to [email protected]. You can also call +65 6264 3191 or write to 48 Toh Guan Road East, #01-119 Enterprise Hub, Singapore 608586. Opening that draft does not set a cookie. The Privacy Policy explains the same storage in the context of personal information.

Why the pages look like they forgot a banner

A cookie banner is a control for a choice. This fan site does not set a cookie, so a banner with Accept, Reject, and Settings would be a control for nothing. The files you receive are HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and JPEG illustrations. They do not call an analytics host, an advertising host, a font host, or a tag manager. They do not read a consent cookie, because there is no consent state to store. The absence of the banner is the accurate interface. If a later version adds an optional cookie, a real choice has to be built before that cookie is set, and this page has to change in the same update.

Local storage is the technology people often confuse with a cookie. After you submit the form on Contact or Guides, the script writes an array under the key cxdr-notes. Each entry can hold the name, email, topic, subject, and message you typed. The list is capped at twenty entries. The home-page form does not write the key. It only adds name, email, and topic to the Contact URL so the fields can be prefilled. Search boxes and the feature filters do not use storage. They forget the text when you leave or refresh, unless the browser itself restores a form field, which is the browser's behavior and not a cookie from this project.

The same submit action can open an email draft to [email protected]. Opening a draft is a request to your email program. It is not a cookie, and it is not an upload performed by this website. If you send the draft, your email provider handles the message under its own policy. If you discard the draft, the local storage entry can still be there. Remove saved messages deletes the local entry. It does not delete mail you already sent. You can also clear site data for this website in the browser settings. Blocking cookies in the browser should not break the articles, because the articles do not depend on a cookie. Blocking local storage stops the form from keeping a copy. The pages remain readable.

There is no cookie duration table, because there is no cookie. The local notes stay until you delete them, until the twenty-item list drops the oldest, or until the browser clears them. A private window may discard them when it closes, depending on the browser. Query parameters from the home-page form follow your history settings. Clear history if you do not want the prefill to remain. Do not put a secret in that short form, because the address bar is a poor place for a secret even when no cookie is involved.

Third parties do not get a cookie from the act of reading. There is no embedded frame and no social plugin. If you follow View Game on Google Play, you leave this site and Google may set cookies under Google's policy. That happens because you opened the store, not because this fan site dropped a Google cookie in the background. Advertising cookies are not used here. The listing says the game contains ads. Those ads, if you see them in the game or on the store, are not placed by these pages.

The correspondence details do not change the cookie story. Writing to [email protected], calling +65 6264 3191, or posting to 48 Toh Guan Road East, #01-119 Enterprise Hub, Singapore 608586 does not require a cookie and does not create one on this website. Those channels are described so a question about this policy has somewhere to go. They are fan-site contacts, not a developer inbox, and they are not a mailing list. A change to this policy is posted on this page. It is not sent as a newsletter.

The privacy policy is the place to read about personal information, legal limits, and the email draft as a privacy event. This page is the place to read about the technology: no cookie, one local-storage key after a deliberate submit, and one outbound store link. Use both if you are deciding whether to type your name into the form. Use neither as a description of the game. The game's store listing has its own notices, and this fan site does not reproduce them as if they were ours.

If you arrived looking for a settings button and could not find one, that is expected. There is nothing to toggle. Read the articles, and if you want a note kept on the device, use the form knowing exactly what it writes. If you want no local record, do not submit the form. The rest of the website does not require that step.