Cookie & Browser Storage Policy
Essential storage, explained plainly.
PSR Game uses limited first-party cookies and browser storage to keep accounts secure, remember interface choices, and prevent repeated-account abuse.
What cookies and browser storage are
Cookies are small values stored by a browser and sent with applicable website requests. Local storage remains in the browser until removed and is not automatically sent with every request. PSR Game uses both only where they support account access, security, interface preferences, or core gameplay operation.
First-party storage used by PSR Game
| Name | Type | Purpose | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|---|
__Host-psrgame_session | Secure HTTP-only cookie | Authenticates the signed-in account. JavaScript cannot read it. | Until session expiration or logout |
psrgame_session | Development-only HTTP-only cookie | Local development equivalent of the secure production session cookie. | Until session expiration or logout |
sidebar_state | Preference cookie | Remembers whether the in-game navigation sidebar is open. | Approximately seven days |
psrgame_device | Local storage | Stores a random device identifier used for security, rate limiting, and abuse detection. | Until browser storage is cleared |
theme | Local storage | Remembers the selected light or dark interface theme. | Until browser storage is cleared |
Cloudflare Turnstile
Registration, login, password recovery, or other protected actions may use Cloudflare Turnstile to distinguish legitimate users from automated abuse. Turnstile may process connection, browser, interaction, and security signals and may use storage necessary to provide that protection. PSR receives a short-lived verification result rather than a detailed browsing profile.
PayPal checkout
When you choose PayPal, your browser leaves or opens an independent PayPal-controlled page. PayPal may use cookies, device information, and account data under its own cookie and privacy policies for login, payment, fraud prevention, and regulatory purposes. PSR does not control PayPal’s browser storage.
Hosting and security infrastructure
Vercel, Cloudflare, Supabase, and other infrastructure providers may process request headers, IP addresses, security signals, and short-lived technical identifiers needed to deliver, protect, debug, and operate the Service. Those technical operations do not create a right to use PSR information for unrelated advertising.
Your controls
Browser settings can list, block, or remove cookies and local storage. Blocking the session cookie prevents sign-in. Removing the theme or sidebar value resets that preference. Removing the device identifier creates a new identifier on the next protected account action and does not erase server-side security or account records.
PayPal and Cloudflare provide their own controls for data they process independently. Browser “Do Not Track” signals do not have a uniform legal definition; PSR does not conduct targeted advertising regardless of that setting.
Consent and essential storage
Storage strictly necessary for authentication, security, fraud prevention, requested settings, and core service delivery is used as permitted by applicable law. If PSR later introduces optional analytics, advertising, or other non-essential storage in a jurisdiction requiring consent, we will provide an appropriate choice before activating it.
Changes and more information
We will update this inventory when storage practices materially change. Information connected to cookies and device identifiers is handled under the Privacy Policy. Questions may be sent through the contact information below.