Request limits for site forms
Here is how this part of the site works. The application uses a hash derived from the site and network address to limit repeated messages. This rate-limit value is kept separately from the submitted message. A network address is not added to the message record by the form handler. You can ask a privacy question through the contact form.
Leaving the site through an external link
The relevant detail is straightforward. Following an external link sends a request to another service. Any third-party feature used on a page may also receive the requests needed to load or operate it. Read the destination’s information before submitting personal details there. A local score is different from a submitted message.
Keeping submitted records
When using this site, please note: Local game records remain until your browser or you remove them, or the game replaces them. Feedback messages remain in private site storage until removed during review or administration. The form does not set an automatic deletion date for a saved message. Keep sensitive information out of feedback messages.
Understanding the scope of this notice
This page explains the site’s browser storage and feedback forms. Playing does not require a player account, and the games do not request payment details. The information you choose to type into a feedback form is separate from local game progress. Avoid placing private information in a game report.
Information stored in your browser
When using this site, please note: Games that offer saving or best-score records store those values in browser local storage. This storage is specific to the site and browser you use. Clearing this site’s browser data may remove those records. Keep sensitive information out of feedback messages.
How form cookies are used
The relevant detail is straightforward. Contact and FAQ pages use a session cookie to protect form submissions. A security token helps distinguish a submission from an unrelated request. Blocking these cookies can prevent the form from being submitted. Check the information of an external service before using it.
Personal details in form submissions
The relevant detail is straightforward. The contact and FAQ forms store your email address, message, submission time and the site receiving the message. This is used to review and respond to feedback. Please avoid including passwords, payment details or unnecessary sensitive information. Only send details relevant to your request.
Managing settings in your browser
You can clear site storage through your browser settings and decide whether to follow external links or send a message. These choices can affect saved progress and form operation. Keep a copy of important information before clearing browser data. Review your browser’s site-data controls for local records.
Questions about a previous submission
For clarity about your information: You can use the contact form to ask about, correct or request removal of information you submitted. Include enough detail to identify the message without repeating sensitive information. Identity checks may be needed before information about a submission can be shared. The contact form is available for questions about a submission.
Requests handled by hosting services
For clarity about your information: Opening a page sends ordinary connection information to the hosting service and any delivery network in use. This can include a network address, requested path and browser request headers. Such connection records are distinct from game scores stored on your device. Your browser settings can affect the features described here.