Cookie policy

This page explains how PoExplorer uses cookies and similar browser storage. Public game-reference pages work without creating a member account.

What cookies are

Cookies are small pieces of data a website can ask a browser to retain. Similar technologies, such as local browser storage, may serve related purposes. They can keep a signed-in session working, protect forms, remember a choice, or help a service understand whether a request is legitimate.

Strictly necessary cookies

PoExplorer uses necessary security and session cookies when you sign in, use private member features, submit protected forms, or access administration tools. These may include a session identifier and a CSRF security token. They are not used to build advertising profiles.

Bot and abuse protection

Forms protected by Cloudflare Turnstile send limited browser and request information to Cloudflare so automated abuse can be detected. Turnstile may access limited browser storage as part of that security check. PoExplorer does not use Turnstile to serve advertising.

Analytics

PoExplorer uses a self-hosted Umami analytics service to understand aggregate site activity and improve the project. The current PoExplorer configuration does not intentionally set analytics or advertising cookies. Ordinary technical information may still be processed as described in the Privacy Policy.

Email services

Resend handles transactional email and Kit handles optional newsletters. PoExplorer does not embed Kit signup forms or advertising trackers on its public pages. Following a link to an external service may subject you to that service's own cookie practices.

Your choices

You can block or remove cookies using your browser settings. Blocking necessary cookies may prevent sign-in, saved items, form security, and other private features from working correctly. Newsletter consent can be changed separately from the private member dashboard.

Changes and questions

This policy may be updated when PoExplorer changes its services or browser-storage practices. Questions can be sent privately through the contact form.