Follow the information path.
The board, browser preferences and email each take a different route.
Route one: the open board
Jewel paths, selected endpoints, undo steps and coverage counts stay in the current page memory. They are used to draw and validate the puzzle locally. A reload or a different arrangement starts again; there is no server copy of your path history.
Route two: remembered choices
The browser may keep a storage decision for up to 90 days. An optional reduced-motion preference can be retained when you allow it. The two named values belong to this domain and do not contain puzzle routes, a personal profile or details of an enquiry.
Route three: your draft
Contact combines your reply address, chosen topic, optional name, optional endpoint description and message into a visible draft. Nothing is submitted to a website form endpoint. Merely selecting Prepare draft does not notify anyone.
When you choose to send
Opening the email link hands that draft to your mail application. A message you send there is then processed by the email services involved in delivery. Do not include unnecessary personal details; row numbers, pair shapes and the relevant board state are usually enough to explain a game question.
At the edge of the site
The hosting provider serving a published domain may maintain request logs for technical operation. These can include resource paths, times and IP addresses depending on configuration. The page code contains no behavioural analytics, advertising tags or third-party font requests.
A request about correspondence
Use [email protected] to raise a privacy question or identify an earlier email that needs attention. Removing local browser choices does not retract an email already delivered. A future change that introduces remote processing should be reflected in this notice before use.