GamesOMG uses a small number of cookies and similar technologies. We split them into two categories: strictly necessary (required for the site to work — these are always active) and analytics (Google Analytics, which we use to see which generators get the most use). The first time you visit, we ask which you're OK with. You can change your mind anytime by clicking "Cookie Settings" in the footer.
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser. Cookies can be first-party (set by the site you're visiting) or third-party (set by another domain, usually for advertising or tracking across sites). GamesOMG uses only first-party cookies. We do not use third-party advertising cookies. We do not sell or share your data with advertisers.
Some technologies behave like cookies but aren't technically cookies — like localStorage, which we use to remember your generator settings while you're working on a config. We treat localStorage the same as cookies in this policy.
These cookies and storage items are required for the site to function. They don't track you across sites, they don't get sold, and they're not optional — without them, the site can't work.
We use Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to understand which generators are being used, which pages get the most traffic, and where users get stuck. This helps us prioritize what to build next. Analytics cookies are only set if you click "Accept all" in the consent banner. If you reject or close the banner without accepting, GA4 never loads on your device.
GA4 anonymizes IP addresses by default, and we have anonymize_ip explicitly enabled. We do not use Google Signals, do not enable advertising features, and have configured GA4 to not share data with Google's advertising products.
For completeness, GamesOMG also uses analytics tools that don't drop cookies on your device, so they don't appear in the table above. These are listed here so you know what's happening:
The site is hosted on Cloudflare Pages. Cloudflare records standard request data (IP address, user agent, requested URL, response code, timestamp) in its access logs as part of normal hosting operation. This is not a cookie — it's a server-side log used for security, abuse prevention, and basic uptime monitoring. Cloudflare's privacy practices are governed by their own privacy policy.
A few ways to control what runs on your device:
If we change what cookies we use — adding a new analytics provider, removing one, etc. — we'll update this page and bump the "Effective" date at the top. For material changes (adding a new category of tracking, for example), the consent banner will re-prompt all users automatically.
If something here is unclear, you found an inaccuracy, or you want to understand a specific cookie better, reach out via the contact page.
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