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Cookie Policy

Short version: we set four cookies, all of them essential, and none of them follow you anywhere.

Last updated 31 August 2026

What cookies are

Small files stored by your browser. Ours do two jobs: they keep you signed in, and they remember how you answered the cookie banner.

What we use

This is the complete list, and it is short because we show no advertising and run no profiling of any kind. The one third-party script we load — Google's ads measurement tag, which tells us which of our ads brought you here — is denied every storage permission, so it sets no cookie and has no row in this table. There is nothing to sell you here, so there is nothing to profile you for.

CookiePurposeTypeLifetime
blyver-sessionKeeps you logged inEssential2 hours
XSRF-TOKENProtects forms against cross-site request forgeryEssential2 hours
remember_web_…"Keep me logged in" — only set if you tick the boxEssential400 days
cookie_consentRemembers how you answered the cookie notice, so we stop showing itEssential1 year

Who else is involved

We load one script from Google, the Google Ads tag, so we can tell which of our ads brought visitors here. It runs with every storage permission denied: it sets no cookie and reads none, and sends Google a cookieless ping for each page you load — the page address, your IP address and browser details, and any ad-click identifier that arrived in the address bar. Nothing you type on the site is sent to it.

Controlling cookies

Every cookie above is essential: three keep you signed in and your forms safe, and the fourth exists only so the notice does not appear on every page. There is no consent toggle because there is nothing optional to toggle — we run no analytics, and the one third-party script we load, Google's ads tag, is denied every storage permission and sets no cookie.

You can clear them from your browser settings at any time. Doing so signs you out and brings the notice back; nothing else changes, and no gameplay, balance or progress is stored in a cookie.