CraftVote

Cookies

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CraftVote only stores what the site needs to work. There are no advertising or tracking cookies, which is why you don't see a cookie banner.

1. What is stored in your browser

Name
craftvote.session_token
Set by
CraftVote
What for
Keeps you logged in.
How long
7 days, renewed while you use the site. If you untick "Keep me logged in": until you close the browser. Removed when you log out.
Name
Other craftvote.* cookies
Set by
CraftVote
What for
Finish a login (the 2-step code, coming back from Discord / Google) and remember that you unticked "Keep me logged in".
How long
A few minutes; the "Keep me logged in" one until you close the browser.
Name
cf_clearance, __cf_bm
Set by
Cloudflare
What for
Security: tell real visitors from bots. Only set when Cloudflare needs to check a visitor.
How long
Usually about 30 minutes.
Name
cv:mc-username (browser storage)
Set by
CraftVote
What for
Remembers the Minecraft username you typed on a vote page, so you don't type it again. It stays on your device.
How long
Until you clear your browser data.

On the live site, cookie names start with "__Secure-", which means they are only sent over an encrypted connection.

All of these are strictly necessary for something you asked for (logging in, voting) or for security, so the law doesn't require your consent for them.

2. Content from other services

  • Robot check. The vote and report pages load Cloudflare Turnstile ("I'm not a robot") from Cloudflare. It looks at technical signals from your browser to tell people from bots.
  • Videos. A server's trailer loads from YouTube's privacy mode (youtube-nocookie.com) and only after you click it. From then on YouTube may store data in your browser.
  • Discord and Google login. If you use them, you visit their sites to log in, and their cookies apply there.
  • Error reports. If a page breaks, a technical report is sent to Sentry. It uses no cookies.
  • Visit statistics. We count page visits with Umami. It uses no cookies and stores nothing in your browser.

3. Your choices

You can delete or block cookies in your browser's settings. If you block the login cookie you can't log in; browsing and voting still work.

More about your data: Privacy Policy. Questions: [email protected].