What a cookie is here
Cookies and similar browser storage let a site remember something between page loads. On this site that amounts to your answer to the consent banner and, if you accept, an anonymous count of which pages are read. There is no advertising network, no cross-site profiling and no personalisation of what you see.
| Name | Type | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| tcs-cookie-choice | Local storage, essential | Remembers whether you accepted cookies or chose essential only, so the banner stops appearing | Until you clear site data |
| Measurement | Analytics, optional | Counts page views and link use in aggregate, so we know which comparisons are read | Up to 26 months |
Requests made to other domains
Two things on this site involve a third party. Typefaces load from Google's font service, which sees the request your browser makes for them. And links to casino operators carry a tracking code that their systems read when you arrive — that happens on their domain, under their policies, and it is how the site earns its keep. The affiliate disclosure explains the commercial side.
Changing your mind
Clearing site data for topcasinosafe.com in your browser settings removes the consent record and any measurement identifier, and the banner will appear again on your next visit so you can answer differently. Every major browser also offers a blanket setting to block or delete cookies — the site works perfectly well with them blocked, since nothing here depends on storage except the banner remembering itself.
Cookies set by operators
Once you follow a link to a casino site, that operator's cookies and terms apply. Their policies are published on their own domains, and they are worth a look if this sort of thing interests you: a licensed gambling operator processes considerably more than a comparison site does, for reasons that include verifying age and identity.