Cookies and browser storage

Cookie Policy

This page explains the small pieces of information that a browser may store when you use Black Screen and how to control them.

Last updated: 5 October 2026

What cookies and local storage are

A cookie is a small value a website or service asks a browser to store. Local storage is a similar browser feature that stays on the device and is tied to a website. Neither can read unrelated files on your device.

Storage used by Black Screen tools

Some tools use local storage to remember recent colors, participant names or a selected layout. This makes the next visit more convenient. The information stays in your browser and can be removed with a tool reset or through browser settings.

Advertising cookies

If Google AdSense is enabled, Google and approved advertising partners may use cookies or similar identifiers to deliver ads, limit repeated ads, prevent fraud and measure performance. Personalized ads may use activity from this and other sites when you have allowed that use.

Use Google Ads Settings to control Google ad personalization. The site's consent message will provide choices required for your region.

How to manage storage

Most browsers let you view, block and delete cookies or site data. The exact steps are in the browser's privacy settings. Deleting site data clears saved preferences and any consent choice stored on that device, so the site may ask again on a later visit.