Cookie & storage policy

The sign-in cookie, your device preferences, and visited websites’ storage.

Draft updated 4 October 2026 · Version 2026-10-04
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The sign-in cookie

Name
rb_session
Purpose
Keep your RawBoard account signed in.
Lifetime
7 days; signing out revokes the current session.
Protection
HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax, Secure on HTTPS.

This cookie is essential for the account service you request. Blocking it prevents sign-in. The public pages can be read without creating an account.

The landing-page preference

The device-local key rawboard.demo.motion remembers whether you paused the landing-page demo. It is not sent to an advertising network or used for cross-site tracking. It remains until your browser clears it or you change the preference.

Websites and games you open

Normal pages use cookies, local storage and IndexedDB in your account’s server browser. Your device renders the displayed page, but clearing RawBoard’s device storage alone does not clear the server’s website sessions.

A device-rendered game may use its own embedded storage, while a game opened in a separate browser tab uses that browser’s usual storage. Visited sites control their own cookie notices and choices. Stripe’s hosted checkout and portal have their own storage practices.

No advertising trackers

RawBoard’s public website currently uses no advertising or analytics cookies. Fonts, icons and its animation library are served by RawBoard. There is no optional-tracking cookie banner because those trackers are not present. Optional tracking would require an updated policy and consent where legally required.

Your controls

Sign out to revoke your current RawBoard session. Use your device browser’s site-data controls to remove local preferences. Use visited websites’ own controls for their sessions and cookie choices; remove saved website passwords from RawBoard’s browser menu.

To request removal of server-side browser data, contact the account administrator, joels through the channel where you received access. Storage and retention explains what account deletion and backups do.