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Cookies and Browser Storage
This website sets no cookies. What it does keep is a little local storage on your own device, and this page explains exactly what that is, why it is there and how to remove it.
Updated 07.11.2026
- No cookies are set by this website, for statistics or for anything else.
- Local storage keeps only three items: the cookie-banner choice, the colour-scheme choice of the apps and the best score of the game.
- There are no analytics tools, no advertising trackers and no third-party embeds on the site.
- Everything stored can be cleared in your browser settings at any time.
No cookies, and why this page exists
This website does not set cookies. Not for statistics, not for advertising, not for anything else. There are also no third-party embeds, no analytics tools and no advertising trackers anywhere on the site, so nothing here records your visit for someone else.
The page exists because browsers offer a second kind of storage, called localStorage, which the games use for a few small settings. It stays on your device rather than on our server, so it makes sense to say plainly what it holds and what it does not.
What is kept in local storage
Three items, and no more. None of them identifies you, none of them is sent to us, and none of them is shared with anyone. They are read by the page on your own device to keep the site looking the way you chose and to show your best score.
The values are not combined with messages you may send through the contact form, and they are not used to work out who you are. They are simply small settings that save you from making the same choices on every visit to the site.
- the cookie-banner choice, so the banner does not appear again
- the colour-scheme choice of the apps, light or dark as you picked it
- the best score of the game, kept so you can see your own record
Installed apps and offline copies
The games can be installed as an app (PWA). Installing adds an offline copy of the app's pages to your device, so the game opens without a connection. The copy contains the game's files, not your personal information, and it is kept in your browser's storage.
Removing the app removes the copy and the storage that came with it. We cannot see the copy, cannot read what is inside it, and cannot remove it from our side; that is done in your browser or on your device, whenever you decide to do it.
How long it stays and how to clear it
Local storage has no expiry date: it stays until you clear it or the browser does. The choice in the cookie banner, the colour scheme and the best score will therefore be there the next time you visit, which is the whole point of keeping them on your device.
You can clear them in your browser settings, usually under privacy or site data, and you can remove the data of a single site if you prefer. Clearing it may mean the banner appears again and your best score starts over, which does no harm.
Questions about storage
If you want to know what this site keeps on your device, or you think something is stored that should not be, write to info@seravento.click. We answer within two working days and will explain what the site does and what it does not do.
More about the details you send through the contact form is in the privacy notice. That notice also names the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) as the supervisory authority for privacy questions, with its address and website.