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Am I wrong or does this prevent the author from using any website that saves user state? Like, I'm considering adding preferences to my game dudo.ai, and maybe
by thomasahle 5y ago
Am I wrong or does this prevent the author from using any website that saves user state?
Like, I'm considering adding preferences to my game dudo.ai, and maybe saving the score from visit to visit (like Wordle does), but then I would have to add a cookie banner and I would lose people like the author.
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- q3k 5y agoYou just need to make it obvious that saving these preferences will cause some state to be written to the client browser, and not use this state for any other purpose than what the user consented to. Placing a “these preferences will be saved in a cookie” next to the respective save button is enough. Cookie banners aren’t a requirement, they’re a legal consultant meme with a dash of dark patterns.
- tomjen3 5y agoNo you don't. What you are describing is a functional cookie, which does not require permission. If you want to share peoples high scores then just let them choose to share it or not when they get the high score. Also your game is cool, but I thought that the winner got to keep a die? Having less information makes the game harder, not easier.