Cookie ledger · checked November 4, 2026
Every crumb this site leaves on your device
The ledger is short on purpose. We list each cookie and storage entry by name, what it holds, how long it stays and what happens if you remove it.
The full list
| Name | Kind | What it holds | Lifetime | Needed? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
fes_sid | First-party cookie | A random identifier that ties your browser to a security token for the note form and briefly holds error messages if a box needs fixing. | Until you close the browser | Yes, only on pages with the form |
fes_consent | Browser local storage | The button you pressed on the storage notice and the date you pressed it. | Until you clear it | Yes, so the notice does not return on every page |
What is missing, deliberately
There are no analytics cookies, no advertising or retargeting tags, no embedded videos and no social buttons that phone home. Typefaces and pictures come from this same server, which means no outside company learns that you opened a page. Because nothing optional is in use, the Accept and Essential only buttons currently lead to the same result. If we ever add something optional, it will appear in this ledger first and stay off until you accept it.
Once you are on a game page
The platform you land on writes its own cookies and storage once you arrive there, under its own notice. Those entries belong to crazygames.com, are not visible to us, and are managed through that site and your browser.
Clearing things yourself
- Chrome and Edge: click the icon to the left of the address, choose site settings, then delete data.
- Firefox: click the padlock, then clear cookies and site data.
- Safari: Settings, Privacy, Manage Website Data, then search for the domain.
Removing fes_consent brings the storage notice back on your next visit. You can also reopen it at any time with the “Change storage choice” button in the footer.