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Moves, turns and hints live in browser memory. There is no player account, saved game or score sent to a game server.
Here is the useful distinction: playing, remembering a display preference and sending an email are three different things.
Moves, turns and hints live in browser memory. There is no player account, saved game or score sent to a game server.
A storage decision can persist locally. If you allow it, a separate small record keeps your display-motion preference.
A contact draft stays on the page until you copy it or choose to open it in an email application. Sending is your action.
Last reviewed
6 October 2026
The supplied site code writes only the storage-choice and optional motion keys listed on the Cookies & storage page. Puzzle positions, moves, hints and contact form fields are not written to those keys.
Loading the site requests HTML, styles, scripts and image files. The server may create request logs according to its hosting configuration. This build does not establish the hosting provider, the exact log fields or a server-retention period.
If you send a prepared draft through your email provider, the email can contain your name, reply address, selected topic, message and optional puzzle context. That correspondence is handled outside the browser-only draft builder. Avoid adding information that is not needed to answer your question.
No analytics scripts, advertising tags, remote fonts or third-party embedded games are included in this site. Adding a service later would change this explanation and the relevant choices.
Cookie settings are available in the footer. The storage page can clear this site’s two keys. For a question about a message you sent, write to [email protected] with enough context to identify the correspondence. Clearing browser preferences does not retract an email.
No. The decision includes an expiry up to one year after you choose it. A page load after that time removes the associated preference records and asks again. When optional storage is refused, display changes remain local to the open page.
This page describes the supplied experience. It should be revisited before introducing accounts, payments, tracking or a server-side enquiry service.