Cookie Policy

We created this Cookie Policy to help you understand how cookies work on our Solitaire Game platform. Cookies are used to make your experience smoother and help us improve the site, while showing you what matters most. These small tools help us remember your settings for better gameplay, and they are used to collect general usage information. They also support our efforts to keep the site running at its best.

You can choose how cookies are used on your device. However, if you turn some of them off, the site might not work as well as expected. Please read through this page to know what cookies are, how we use them, and how you can manage your choices.

Cookies are tiny files that websites place on your computer, phone, or tablet when you visit them. They store bits of information about how you use the website. These files are saved in your browser so the site can remember things about you, like your preferences, settings, or past actions.

Cookies are valuable because they help websites work better by remembering who you are or what you did before. Some cookies are important for security or loading pages, while others help us see how people use the site, which lets us make smart changes. They do not collect things like your name or payment details. Instead, they help create a better and faster experience for you each time you return.

We use several types of cookies on our Solitaire Game website to support the user experience and keep the platform running properly. Each group of cookies has a different job, and some are more important than others. Below are the cookie types we use and why we use them.

Essential cookies are always on because they are required for the website to work. They allow you to log in, move around, and access certain features. For example, when you click from one game page to another, these cookies help carry your information so you don’t have to start over.

Without essential cookies, parts of the platform wouldn’t load correctly, and certain tools would be unavailable. These cookies don’t collect any data for marketing or analysis. They just help the site do basic things that you expect when using an online platform.

Performance cookies help us understand how people use our website. They gather information such as which pages users visit most, how long they stay, or whether they run into errors. These cookies give us insight without linking the data to your identity.

For example, we might see that many users are leaving a specific page quickly. That could tell us something isn’t working well, and we need to fix it. These cookies make it easier to test new ideas, adjust features, and make everything work smoother over time.

You can choose not to allow these cookies. However, if you turn them off, we won’t know how to improve things based on real user behavior. Your experience might also feel a bit slower or less optimized.

Functionality cookies remember the choices you’ve made in the past. These might include your selected language, volume level in the game, or the nickname you use in multiplayer matches. These cookies make your time on the site easier because you don’t have to repeat your settings every visit.

If you turn these cookies off, you might have to re-enter your preferences every time. The site may not remember your selected options, so your experience might not feel as personalized. These cookies do not follow your browsing activity outside of our site.

When you come to our websites for the first time, you will see an ad that asks you to accept cookies or change your cookie settings. If you come to our sites from outside the EU, all of our cookies will be deleted unless you choose to keep them or change your settings. At any time, you can also change your choices by clicking "Manage Cookies" at the bottom of our website. You can still use our website even if you choose not to accept cookies, but you might not be able to use all of its features or get to some parts of it. The decisions you make about cookies depend on your browser and/or device. Your choices will have to be made all over again if you clear your browser's cookies on any of your devices.

You can control how cookies are used on your device by changing the settings in your web browser. Most browsers allow you to block some or all cookies or delete the ones already stored. However, be aware that disabling cookies may affect how well the site works for you.

You can adjust your cookie settings based on the browser you use to manage them easily.

If you're using Google Chrome, begin by clicking the three dots at the top-right corner of your browser window to open the Settings menu. From there, scroll down to Privacy and Security, then click on Cookies and other site data to view and adjust how cookies are stored and used.

For Mozilla Firefox users, open the main menu and choose Settings. Next, click on Privacy & Security, where you’ll find a section labeled Cookies and Site Data. There, you can manage cookie behavior, delete stored data, or block tracking cookies based on your needs.

If you use Apple Safari, go to the Safari menu at the top of your screen and select Preferences. In the Privacy tab, you can decide how Safari handles cookies, including whether to block them or allow certain ones based on site activity.

Lastly, for Microsoft Edge, click the three-dot menu icon and open Settings. Then go to Site permissions, select Cookies and site data, and you’ll find options to clear cookies, block third-party cookies, and fine-tune your privacy preferences.

"First-party cookies" are cookies that are set by the website owner. "Third-party cookies" are cookies that are set by people other than the website owner. Cookies from third parties let other websites or apps provide features or functions on or through the website. Examples include tracking, ads, and interactive content. Sometimes, we work with other companies to help us run or improve our platform, and these partners might include ad services or website analytics tools. These outside tools can place their own third-party cookies on your device.

The companies that put these third-party cookies on your computer or phone can see when you visit the affected website and when you visit other websites as well.

Third-party cookies can help us show you ads that match your interests or tell us how well our marketing is working. They also help us count visitors and track trends without identifying you personally. However, we do not control how these cookies are used by others.

We recommend that you check the privacy policies of any third-party service mentioned on the site to understand what they do with your data. Most of them also offer opt-out tools so you can stop your data from being used for ad targeting.

We have the right to update this Cookie Policy occasionally. When that happens, we’ll post the most current version on this page. If the changes are important, we will let you know — either through a notice on the website or by other means if we have your contact information.

Changes might be made if we add new features, adjust the way cookies are used, or need to follow new laws. If you continue using the site after the new policy is shared, it means you agree with the updated version.

We suggest checking this page once in a while so that you always know how your cookie data is being used.

We believe in being clear about how we use cookies and giving you full control. If you have any questions about this Cookie Policy or how we handle cookies on our Solitaire Game, you can contact our support team.

Thank you for being part of the Solitaire community!