Cookie Policy
Boxing Arcade sets no cookies of its own. This page explains what it does use, and what an advertising provider may set.
Last updated: 15 September 2026
Cookies we set
None. Boxing Arcade does not set any first-party cookies. There is no login, no session, no preference cookie and no analytics cookie.
What we use instead
We use localStorage, which is a different browser technology from cookies. The important practical differences are that localStorage is never attached to network requests — so its contents are never transmitted to any server, including ours — and it has no expiry, so it stays until you or your browser removes it.
What we store there is listed in full in the privacy policy: your favourites, your recently played list, your best scores, your sound preference, and a short history for the random-game button. Nothing else.
Third-party advertising cookies
Where advertising is enabled on this site, the advertising provider may set its own cookies or use similar technologies to serve and measure adverts. These are third-party cookies: they are set by that provider's domain, governed by that provider's policy, and we have no access to them.
Typical purposes include frequency capping (so you do not see the same advert repeatedly), measurement, fraud prevention, and — where you have not opted out — personalisation based on your browsing.
You can control these through your browser settings, through Google Ads Settings if Google advertising is in use, or through the industry opt-out pages at aboutads.info/choices and youronlinechoices.com.
Managing browser storage
Every major browser lets you view and clear site data per site. In Chrome and Edge it is under Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and site data; in Firefox under Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data; in Safari under Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data.
You can also clear everything Boxing Arcade has stored with the button on the privacy policy page.
What happens if you block storage
Everything still works. The games are fully playable, the site navigates normally, and search and filters are unaffected. The only difference is that your favourites, history and best scores will not survive closing the page. Where that is the case, the game page shows a notice saying so rather than silently losing your score.
Changes
If we ever begin setting first-party cookies, this page will be updated to list each one, its purpose and its lifetime, before it is used.