Fortunica browser cookie choices and account sessions
What happens to a browser choice after a page closes? Cookies are small browser records that can help us recognise a session, retain a selected preference and understand how a service is used over time. We use this policy to set out those roles in plain language.
Our approach separates cookies by purpose. A session-related record has a different job from a preference record, and an analytics record does not replace the settings a player chooses in a browser. Browser controls remain the practical place to review, remove or restrict stored records.
Cookie types and purposes
| Cookie type | What it supports | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Account and session functions | It helps a visit keep its working context |
| Preference | A selected setting | It can retain a choice between visits |
| Analytics | Broad use patterns | It helps us understand how the service is used |
Essential records are connected with the working context of an account or session. Preference records are about a choice made during a visit, rather than a result of play. Analytics records group broad patterns so that we can understand which parts of the service receive attention. These categories have different purposes even though the browser may store them in the same place.
How we use cookies
- Essential cookies support account and session functions, including keeping a visit in its working context.
- Preference cookies retain settings that a player has selected during a visit.
- Analytics cookies help us understand broad patterns in service use and improve the way information is presented.
- We review cookie purposes alongside the wider handling of account and support information described in our privacy policy.
The point of this separation is clarity. A remembered setting can make a return visit feel more continuous, while an essential record supports the active session. Analytics information is used at a broader level and does not turn a general pattern into a personal instruction for a player.
Managing browser choices
Browser settings let a player review stored records, remove them or set restrictions for future visits. The labels and steps differ between browsers, but the useful questions are consistent: which records should remain, which settings should be reset, and whether a chosen restriction affects the way an account session works.
Removing stored records can reset remembered settings. Restricting essential cookies may affect account or session functions because those records support the context of an active visit. A player who wants a clean start can remove records first and then choose preferences again during the next visit. A player who values continuity can retain the settings that make a familiar device easier to use.
Browser management is a choice about convenience and control. We recommend reviewing it on the device that is actually used for the account, especially where more than one person uses the same browser profile. Our privacy policy gives the related explanation for account and support information; this policy stays focused on browser storage.
Updates to this policy
Keeping the wording current
We update this policy when cookie practices or the explanation of them changes. The date at the end identifies the version currently in use, so a player can distinguish the current wording from an earlier visit.
Reading alongside privacy information
Our privacy policy explains how account and support information may be handled. This policy focuses on browser storage and cookie choices, so each document has a clear purpose when a player is deciding how personal settings should be managed.
Checking choices after an update
After an update, a player can revisit browser controls, keep the settings that still suit their use of the service and remove records that are no longer wanted. We keep the explanation practical: cookie categories describe a purpose, and browser controls provide the action a player can take.
Last updated: 31 October 2026