Cookies
Cookies and local storage
We keep the site lean. We use no advertising or third-party tracking cookies — we store only what's necessary to run it and what remembers your preferences.
01—The basics
What we store and why
Cookies are small files a site saves in your browser. Alongside them we use local storage (localStorage) — it works similarly, except the data stays on your device and isn't sent with every request to the server.
None of it is used for profiling or advertising. It's strictly necessary and preference data that lets the site remember your language, your cookie-bar choice and the player settings.
02—The inventory
What the site stores
The complete list of what the site sets in your browser. Everything is first-party (our domain) — no third-party cookies.
NEXT_LOCALE (cookie)
Language preference (one of the site's languages). Set by the site's multilingual system to remember which language you want to view the site in.
fse-consent (localStorage)
Stores your cookie-bar choice — accept or reject — so the bar doesn't bother you on every visit.
fse-music-* (localStorage)
Background music settings — volume, mute and optional off (keys fse-music-vol, fse-music-muted, fse-music-off). This lets the site respect how you set the sound.
fb-* (localStorage)
Internal feedback mode. Used only by reviewers while preparing site content; it isn't set for regular visitors.
03—Analytics and marketing
What we don't track
There are currently no analytics, statistics or marketing tools running on the site that would set cookies (for example Google Analytics). If we deploy any in the future, they'll load only after your consent given in the cookie bar — and we'll update this page.
04—Controls
How to manage consent and cookies
Cookie bar
On your first visit you choose accept or reject. We remember the choice in the fse-consent storage so we don't ask every time.
Change or clear your choice
You can remove your consent and the other data at any time by clearing the site's storage (localStorage) and cookies in your browser. Once cleared, the bar appears again.
Browser settings
Every browser lets you block or delete cookies — see its help for how. Blocking necessary storage may limit site features, such as remembering your language.
05—Related
Personal data from forms
How we handle the data you send through registration and inquiry forms is described in the Privacy policy.