Cookies and storage

The Shuffle site keeps browser storage minimal

The site does not set advertising, analytics or third-party cookies. The homepage network route explorer also does not preserve cookie or local-storage state between visits, so a route selection is not carried forward by the tool.

Advertising and analytics cookies are not part of the site

The site-wide cookie position is simple: advertising, analytics and third-party cookies are not set by this site. Reading an article or moving between sections therefore does not depend on a marketing-cookie layer.

The practical result is that you can move from the Shuffle review to payment, game or account material without a cookie preference flow being required for those article features.

Article reading

Articles and internal navigation do not require advertising or analytics cookies from the site.

Route exploration

The network route explorer works from the current browser interaction and does not rely on persistent cookie state.

Future visits

The explorer does not use local storage to remember the asset or network you selected on a previous visit.

The network route explorer starts fresh instead of remembering selections

The homepage explorer compares the asset and network you choose with the Shuffle route map held in the page. It does not store those choices in cookies or local storage between visits. Returning later therefore starts a new interaction rather than restoring a previous route selection.

This storage behavior matches the tool’s narrow purpose. The explorer is there to help you compare an asset-network pair before a crypto transfer, not to build a history of the routes you checked.

Site-wide cookie position

Advertising, analytics and third-party cookies are not set by the site.

Explorer session

Asset and network selections apply to the current interaction rather than a saved route history.

Persistent storage

The explorer does not keep cookie or local-storage state between visits.

Browser controls

Standard browser tools remain available for clearing site data.

A fresh explorer session does not change the underlying crypto risk: wallet network and payment-dialog network still need to match because blockchain transfers can be irreversible.

Your browser still gives you controls for site data

Browser controls for clearing site data remain available. Those controls can be useful whenever you want to inspect or reset what your browser retains for a website, even though the route explorer itself does not persist cookie or local-storage state.

The broader privacy position is set out in the privacy notice, including local processing in the explorer and the possibility of standard server logs at the hosting layer. For information about Shuffle, see the about page.

Use your browser’s site-data controls when you want to inspect stored website data.
Clear site data through those browser controls if you want a clean browser-side state.
Return to the route explorer and make a new asset-and-network selection when needed.

Browser storage and casino account systems are separate

Cookie and local-storage behavior on this site should not be confused with data held by Shuffle when someone creates or uses a casino account. Account verification, payments and casino-side records belong to the operator’s own systems rather than the browser storage described here.

That distinction also applies to blockchain activity. Clearing browser data does not reverse a crypto transfer, alter an on-chain transaction or remove information already submitted to a separate casino account system.

The explorer does its job without carrying route history forward

The site does not set advertising, analytics or third-party cookies, and the network route explorer does not persist cookies or local storage between visits. Browser controls remain available for clearing site data, while casino-account and blockchain records stay separate from this browser-storage model.

Created by the ”Shuffle” editorial team.