The preference that remembers your choice
The storage panel offers Essential only and Allow local saves. The selected preference is kept in localStorage under the arcade preference key. Its purpose is to remember the choice on this browser, not to follow you across websites.
You can reopen the panel from the footer. Choosing essential-only removes optional Kavoremi progress records. It does not submit a request to delete public comments, because those are separate records stored by the community service.
The optional saved shelf and score log
When local saves are allowed, the site can write the identifiers of favourite titles, best scores for the three playable games and a short recent-session list. The session list records game name, score and date. These values power the Saved games and session-log pages.
The data is available to this website in this browser. It is not an email subscription, cloud account or cross-device backup. You can delete it using Clear local progress below, or remove this domain’s site data in your browser settings.
Cookies for the community area
The rating and comment service uses a first-party session cookie and an anonymous visitor cookie. The session validates submissions; the visitor cookie helps identify which rating and comment belong to the same browser. The visitor identifier is stored on the server in hashed form.
These cookies are associated with the public feedback feature, not with the canvas game score. Blocking them can make posting or editing a contribution unavailable. You can still play the games and read the non-community pages without creating an account.
What the package does not include
There are no advertising or analytics tags in this site package, and no social-network widgets are loaded into the pages. Artwork, styles and scripts are local resources. Following an email link opens your own email application, whose storage is outside this website.
A host can have its own operational logs. Those are not browser cookies, and the local preference panel does not erase server access logs. The privacy page explains the distinction between hosting, public contributions and device-only progress.