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Cookies and browser storage

No cookies at all. Three small notes in your browser, each listed here.

Last updated 31 October 2026.

turretcount.co.uk does not set any cookies, ours or anyone else's. A few small notes are saved in your browser's own storage instead, and this page lists every one of them, what it is for and how long it stays.

No trackers, no advertising

There is no analytics service, no advertising network, no social media button, no tracking pixel, no external font and no external script on this site. Every file a page loads comes from turretcount.co.uk. When you follow a store link you leave the site, and the store's own rules take over from there.

What is stored in your browser

KeyTypePurposeHow long
tc:consentEssential · browser storageRemembers whether you accepted or rejected preference storage, so the card does not come back on every page.Until you clear it (button below or your browser's site data)
tc:pickPreference · browser storageYour four answers on Pick a defence, so the result is still there when you return.Only if you accepted; until you clear it or reject preferences
tc:orderPreference · browser storageThe games and add-ons you ticked on Build order.Only if you accepted; until you clear it or reject preferences

Someone who only reads the reports and never touches the two tools ends up with the single tc:consent note and nothing else. None of these notes is sent to us or to anyone; they live in your browser and go no further.

Your choices

The essential note is set when you answer the card, because remembering your answer is the only way to stop asking. The two preference notes are written only after you choose Accept preferences. You can change your mind at any time:

You can also delete site data for turretcount.co.uk in your browser's settings, which has the same effect.

Questions

Write to desk@turretcount.co.uk. The privacy notice covers the contact form and server logs, which are the only other places anything about you could appear.