Privacy policy
This site sets no cookies itself, has no accounts or forms, and does not collect personal data on its own. This page explains what is stored on your device, the traffic statistics, and the services that host the site.
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Summary
- This site sets no cookies, has no accounts or forms, and does not ask you for personal data.
- To understand overall traffic, it uses Cloudflare Web Analytics. According to Cloudflare, this does not use cookies and does not track individual visitors across sites.
- Preferences such as the theme and favorites stay on your own device and are never sent to a server.
Data stored on your device
To remember your choices, the site keeps a small amount of data in your browser's storage. It stays in your browser and the site does not upload it. The site never asks you to enter personal data. For the search text, see "Traffic statistics" below.
What is stored
The first five stay until you clear them. The last one is removed when you close the tab.
rs:v1:favorites(localStorage): the platforms you saved as favorites, up to 100.rs:v1:view(localStorage): how the list is shown.rs:v1:theme(localStorage): the color theme (follow system, light or dark).rs:v1:palette(localStorage): the color palette (girly pink, clean white or sky blue).rs:v1:inapp-dismissed(localStorage): that you chose "Do not show again" on the in-app browser notice.rs:v1:session:filters(sessionStorage): the search text, filters, sort order and page number of this visit.
How to clear it
Press "Clear site data" in the footer to delete all of the above; the theme and palette return to their defaults. You can also clear it in your browser's site data settings.
Offline copies
So you can read without a network, the site saves the pages you visit in this device's cache. The copies stay on the device, are limited to 60 pages, and are not used after 30 days. "Clear site data" deletes them too.
Traffic statistics (Cloudflare Web Analytics)
This site uses Cloudflare Web Analytics, from Cloudflare, Inc. (United States), to understand overall traffic. Cloudflare adds a measurement script to pages when they are served. Once loaded, it sends measurement data to Cloudflare. According to Cloudflare, the statistics include these items:
- the domain and the path of the page address
- the site you came from
- country
- device type, browser and operating system
- how the page was loaded, load time and Core Web Vitals
According to Cloudflare, this service does not use cookies or localStorage and does not track individual visitors across sites. In Cloudflare's dashboard, the site owner sees statistics grouped by items such as page and country.
The text you type in the search box is matched inside your browser, but it is written into the ?q= parameter of the page address. The address is part of the request when a page loads, and the measurement script can also read the page address. According to Cloudflare, this service does not log the parameters after the ? in an address.
See Cloudflare's Privacy Policy(opens in a new tab), the Web Analytics overview(opens in a new tab) and the Web Analytics FAQ(opens in a new tab).
Hosting and network services
The site's files are hosted on GitHub Pages (GitHub, Inc.) and traffic passes through the proxy of Cloudflare, Inc. As with any host or proxy, both receive your IP address, the requested address (URL) and request headers, and handle them under their own policies. According to GitHub, when a GitHub Pages site is visited, the visitor's IP address is logged and stored for security purposes; see the GitHub Pages documentation(opens in a new tab). The site itself does not collect or keep this data separately. If Cloudflare's proxy sets any cookie, it is handled under Cloudflare's own policy.
Leaving this site
Referral links lead to the platforms' own websites, which have their own privacy policies. When you sign up through a referral link, the site may earn a reward (see the note in the footer). When you press a share button, the page address and share text go to LINE, WhatsApp, Telegram or your system's share sheet, and that service's own policy applies from then on; the site does not record shares. Fonts, icons and QR codes are served by the site itself; apart from the Cloudflare measurement script, pages make no requests to other third parties.