Strictly necessary
Security, load balancing, CSRF protection, and the cookie consent choice itself. Turning these off can break forms and the locale switcher on Coinslotz.
Coinslotz
A plain map of what Coinslotz stores in your browser on New Zealand hubs. No casino cashier policy. No wallet files. Just tags on our hostname.
Coinslotz shows a short consent bar so you can accept all cookies or keep necessary ones only. Your choice is stored so we do not ask again on every click.
When you leave via a Visit site link, a different domain takes over. Their cookies and privacy rules are theirs — ours stop at Coinslotz.
Only what this hostname needs — not a shopping-site cookie wall.
Security, load balancing, CSRF protection, and the cookie consent choice itself. Turning these off can break forms and the locale switcher on Coinslotz.
Last New Zealand hub, closed banners, and light UI picks so the desk opens the way you left it.
Anonymous page-load and layout checks. Totals where tools allow — not a named history of every review you opened.
Common names you may see in browser tools for Coinslotz.
| Name | Purpose | Life | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
rp_cookie_consent |
Stores Accept all / Necessary only on Coinslotz | Up to 1 year | Preference |
site_locale |
Remembers the locale prefix you last used | Up to 1 year | Preference |
cb_translate_locale |
Keeps translation UI aligned with the URL locale | Up to 1 year | Preference |
XSRF-TOKEN / session |
Protects forms and keeps a short secure session | Session / hours | Necessary |
googtrans |
Optional page translation target from the language switcher | Up to 1 year | Preference |
Four quick moves — from our bar to a private window.
Accept all or Necessary only on first visit. Change later by clearing site data for Coinslotz.
Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge: search Cookies or Site data, then remove this hostname.
Use a private session when you want a pass that leaves nothing behind after you close the tab.
After Visit site, manage cookies on that brand’s domain — we cannot wipe their cashier tags from Coinslotz.
Questions about email you sent us, or deletion of desk records, belong on the Privacy page. This page is only the browser layer on Coinslotz.
So optional preference and performance tags only run when you allow them. Necessary tags stay on so Coinslotz can load and stay secure.
No. Aggregated performance signals help us fix broken layouts. They are not sold as a named player profile.
Outbound Visit links may include tracking parameters for commission. That happens on the operator hop — see Affiliate disclosure for the commercial side.
Retention, requests, and what Coinslotz never stores live on Privacy. Cookies here are just the browser layer.