Cookies
What your browser keeps
Cookies keep your session open, remember the settings you picked and show which parts of the site are actually used. The notice at the bottom of the page is where you accept them.
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What a cookie is
A small file stored on your device when you open a page. It carries information between visits so the same settings do not have to be entered every time.
Categories in use
| Category | What it does |
|---|---|
| Essential | Holds the session and keeps sign in secure |
| Functional | Remembers language, preferences and display choices |
| Analytics | Counts visits and paths through the pages |
| Commercial | Measures how promotional links perform |
How long they live
Session cookies disappear when the browser closes and only hold the current visit. Persistent ones stay for a set period so preferences survive between visits.
Clearing them
Clearing browser data removes both kinds. The site then starts from a blank state and you will need to sign in again, and the cookie notice reappears at the bottom of the page.
Controlling them yourself
Every browser allows cookies to be blocked or deleted from its privacy settings. Blocking the essential ones means the sign in will not hold from page to page.
Cookies set by others
Some measurement tools and payment providers set cookies of their own under their own policies. More on data sits in the privacy policy, while the lobby opens from PulsarSpins online casino.
