Privacy: what Quest Alder records, and what it cannot
The whole list: a server log, 1 entry in your browser if you press a button, and any email you choose to send.
Who answers for this page
Quest Alder at questalder.com is a small independent guide. For anything about personal data, write to [email protected]. The person who maintains the pages reads that mailbox.
What the server writes down
When a browser asks for a page, the web server notes the IP address the request came from, the date and time, the address of the page and the browser’s description of itself. Every web server does this. The log stays with the company that hosts questalder.com and is opened only when something breaks, for example when a page starts answering with error 404.
The log is not joined to any other record, because no other record exists. Quest Alder has no sign-up, no comment box, no newsletter and no shop.
The 1 item that can be stored in your browser
It appears only after you press a button on the cookie slip. It sits in local storage under the name qaCookieChoice and holds the word accepted or the word declined. It never leaves your device. The cookie page shows its current value and has a button that deletes it.
Typing INVENTORY into the move line at the foot of any page reads that same item back to you. Nothing typed there is sent anywhere. A script inside the page handles the line and sends nothing over the network.
What is absent on 10 November 2026
- No analytics script. The place in the code where its address would go holds an empty string.
- No advertising network, no social media buttons, no embedded video.
- No fonts fetched from Google. IM Fell English and Literata are served from questalder.com, so opening a page sends requests to this domain and to no other.
Links to the 6 games
Each chapter links to the game’s page on its host: crazygames.com and poki.com. They are plain links with no tracking code added. Once you follow one, that site’s privacy policy applies. A saved game is kept in your browser under that site’s name, where Quest Alder cannot read it.
Email you send
A message to [email protected] stays in the mailbox, with your address, for as long as the conversation needs. Ask for it to be deleted and it will be. Addresses are not passed on and there is no mailing list to add them to.
Your rights under UK data protection law
UK GDPR lets you ask what is held about you, have it corrected or erased, and object to how it is used. Write to [email protected]. If the reply does not settle it, the Information Commissioner’s Office takes complaints at ico.org.uk.
Last changed on 10 November 2026.