Cookie use on the Duelbits reference
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Cookies and browser storage
The Duelbits reference does not set advertising, analytics or third-party cookies. Its home-page network and fee explorer also does not keep cookie or local-storage state between visits.
The reference avoids advertising and analytics cookies
The reading experience is designed without advertising, analytics or third-party cookies. Moving between the main Duelbits review and supporting guides does not require a tracking profile to be created by the reference.
Advertising cookies
The reference does not set advertising cookies for ad targeting or retargeting.
Analytics cookies
The reference does not set analytics cookies to build a reader-behavior profile.
Third-party cookies
The reference does not place third-party cookie integrations into the normal reading experience.
The network and fee explorer does not persist a calculation history
The network and fee explorer on the home page works from the values entered for the current scenario. It does not persist cookies or local storage between visits, so the feature does not build a saved history of transfer amounts or fee assumptions.
The privacy note explains the same feature from a data-handling perspective, including the fact that entered values are processed locally and are not transmitted by the explorer.
Browser controls remain available for site data
Modern browsers provide controls for inspecting or clearing site data. Those controls remain available regardless of the reference’s own minimal cookie use, and they can be useful when a reader wants to reset website data stored by the browser generally.
- Open the privacy or site-data settings in your browser.
- Locate the controls for the current site or browsing data.
- Review or clear site data according to your own browser preferences.
Exact menu names differ between browsers and devices, so the relevant privacy or site-data settings are the most reliable place to manage local information on your own device.
Cookie choices are only one part of browser privacy
Cookies are not the only data a browser or hosting environment can handle. Standard server logs can exist when pages are requested, while browser history, cached files and site permissions are controlled on the reader’s device. The separate privacy note covers that broader context.
- Use browser privacy controls to manage local site data.
- Keep sensitive wallet credentials out of informational tools.
- Review the privacy note for the distinction between local calculations and ordinary server logs.
The About section describes the purpose and scope of the reference itself.
No advertising, analytics or third-party cookies are part of the reference experience
The site-wide position is narrow by design: the reference does not set those cookie categories, and the network and fee explorer does not preserve cookie or local-storage state between visits. Browser controls remain available for readers who want to inspect or clear site data on their own device.
