Cookies: none today, and 1 remembered answer
What the Accept and Decline buttons do, where the answer is kept and how to take it back.
How things stand on 10 November 2026
This site sets 0 cookies. It loads no analytics either, because none is installed: the script address in the site’s code is an empty string. The slip at the bottom of the screen is there so that your answer is already on record if a counter of page visits is ever added.
What each button does
- Accept analytics
- Writes the word accepted to local storage under qaCookieChoice. If an analytics script existed it would load from that moment. Today nothing else happens.
- Decline
- Writes the word declined. No script will load, now or after a later change to the site, until you choose otherwise.
- Forget my choice
- Deletes the entry. The slip returns straight away and again on the next page.
Why local storage and not a cookie
A cookie travels to the server with every request. An entry in local storage stays inside the browser and is read only by the script on the page. For a single yes or no, that is the smaller footprint.
Removing the entry by hand
In Chrome and Edge on a computer, press F12, open the Application tab, choose Local Storage and delete qaCookieChoice. Firefox keeps the same list under its Storage tab. Clearing site data for questalder.com in the browser’s settings also removes it, and a private window forgets the answer when it closes.
The games keep their own storage
Poki says a guest’s progress in its games is kept in browser cookies on poki.com. CrazyGames does not say where a guest’s progress is kept. Quest Alder cannot read any of it. The page on saving and stopping says where each of the 6 keeps your progress.