Cookies, checked 10 November 2026
Cookies: this site sets 0 of them
We still show a cookie bar once, because a visitor counter may be added later and you should be asked before it runs. Until then the bar only saves your answer.
Your answer on this device
No choice saved yet.
What Accept and Decline do today
Both buttons do the same 2 things: they hide the bar and write one word to localStorage under the name abCookieChoice. No script is loaded after either button, because there is no analytics script on this site on 10 November 2026.
What would change if we add a visitor counter
We would pick a counter that works without advertising profiles, name it on this page with a link to its own policy, and load it only in browsers where abCookieChoice says "accepted". A browser with "declined", or with no answer, would get the same 21 pages and no counter.
Storage the site uses for its own features
| Name | Kind | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| abCookieChoice | localStorage | Remembers Accept or Decline so the bar is not shown on every page. |
| abBreakEnd | localStorage | Lets the 5:00 break clock in the header keep counting when you move from one page to the next. |
To wipe both, open your browser settings, find site data for arcadebirch.com and clear it. In Chrome that is Settings, Privacy and security, Third-party cookies, See all site data and permissions.
Cookies on the game sites
The 6 games live on Poki and CrazyGames, which set cookies of their own once you are there. Poki's FAQ says a guest's game progress is saved in browser cookies. All of that starts only after you follow a link. Their cookie rules are theirs, and each portal shows its own cookie notice.