What a cookie is
A cookie is a very small text file that a site stores in your browser. Its job is to remember information between pages or between visits: the chosen language, whether you already dismissed a notice, or where you arrived from. It is not a program and cannot run code on your device.
Alongside cookies there are equivalent technologies, such as the browser's local storage. Wherever this document says cookies, it also covers those alternatives.
How we use them on this site
fury-of-anubis.cl is a reading site: it has no user accounts, no basket and no forms that store data on a server of ours. Cookie use is therefore deliberately limited to keeping the site working, remembering minimal preferences and understanding in aggregate which content gets read.
Types of cookies used
| Category | What it is for | Duration | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Technical | Serve the pages, balance load and maintain basic connection security. | Session | First party |
| Preferences | Remember choices such as the language selected in the header switcher. | Up to 12 months | First party |
| Analytics | Measure page views, traffic sources and reading time in aggregate, to decide which content to expand. | Up to 24 months | Third party |
| Affiliation | Record that a visit reached the operator from this site, so the registration is attributed to the right source. | Programme dependent, usually 30 days | Third party |
Third-party cookies
Some external services may set their own cookies when they load resources or when you follow an outbound link:
- Font provider: the site's typefaces load from an external service, which receives the request for the font file.
- Analytics tool: produces aggregated usage statistics without identifying specific people from this site.
- Affiliate networks and operators: when you click a link to a casino, the destination may record where the visit came from using its own mechanisms.
Those cookies are governed by each provider's privacy policy. We have no access to their content and no control over how long they last.
How to disable or delete them
Control always sits with the browser. In the privacy section of any of them you can block cookies entirely, accept them only from the site you are visiting, or delete the ones already stored:
- Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data.
- Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data.
- Safari: Settings → Safari → Block All Cookies / Clear History and Website Data.
- Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions.
Private or incognito browsing also clears cookies when the window closes, though it does not stop them being created while the session is open.
What happens if you block them
The content of this site is static, so it reads normally without any cookie at all. All you lose are minor conveniences — such as remembering the chosen language — and the visit stops being counted in the aggregated statistics. No page becomes inaccessible for that reason.
Frequently asked questions
Does the site work if I block all cookies?
Yes. The content is static and reads normally without cookies. You only lose minor conveniences, such as remembering the chosen language, and the visit stops being counted in the aggregated statistics.
Do the cookies collect personal data?
We do not collect names, addresses or payment details through cookies. Measurements are aggregated and do not allow a specific person to be identified from this site.
What happens when I click a link to a casino?
The operator or its affiliate network may record where the visit came from using its own cookies in order to attribute the registration. That processing is governed by the third party's privacy policy, not ours.
How do I delete cookies already stored?
The privacy section of your browser lets you delete website data, either globally or for this domain only. The exact path depends on the browser and its version.
Updates to this policy
If the integrated services or the applicable rules change, this document will be updated and the date in the header will reflect the latest revision. For any question about data processing, write to [email protected] or read the General terms and conditions.