Cookie Policy

The first-party interface uses browser local storage for your memory choice and, only with your permission, recent games.

Essential only

This is the default. No recent game history is retained. Choosing Essential only removes __rosyglenkitchen_recent_v1__ and prevents future history persistence. Browsing and Play still work.

Your preference

__rosyglenkitchen_preference_v1__ stores your selection as essential or remember. The interface uses it to remember whether you enabled game history. It is stored locally rather than sent to a first-party account or server by this interface.

Remember games

When enabled, __rosyglenkitchen_recent_v1__ stores only known technical game IDs. It retains at most six distinct launches, newest first. Relaunching a title moves it to the front without a duplicate. After all eight distinct games have launched, the two oldest are dropped.

The interface resolves each ID to its own game registry. Stored titles, artwork and external URLs are not used as launch authority. The history does not store scores, saved progress or time spent playing.

Duration and controls

Local storage has no expiry set by this interface. It can remain until cleared by you, your browser or a change to Essential only. Use Game memory to change your choice; Clear recent games empties the list while leaving Remember games selected. Browser controls can remove all site data.

Storage errors do not prevent Play. If storage cannot be read or written, your choice or recent list may last only for the current visit. A blocked removal may require you to clear site data in browser settings.

Cookies and external games

This first-party interface does not set cookies or implement analytics or advertising trackers. Local storage is the mechanism described above. Once you choose Play, externally hosted game content may set its own cookies, use storage and show advertising. These are separate from the memory preference.

Closing a game unloads its frame but does not delete data already stored by the external provider. Browser controls and the provider’s own information govern your options for that content. See Privacy for the broader boundary.