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Cookies & storage

Know what stays on your device.

Updated October 31, 2026. Dawn Harbor currently sets no application cookies and includes no analytics or advertising tags. Saving a name uses browser local storage. This page explains that distinction and gives you practical controls.

The current storage inventory

ItemPurposeDurationControl
dawn-harbor-savedLocal storage of favorite names and story briefsUntil you remove it or the browser clears itRemove individual names, clear the collection, or clear browser site data
In-memory generation stateCurrent results and filters in the open pageCurrent page sessionReload or close the page

Local storage is not a cloud account

A favorite is saved to the browser profile you are using. Another browser, device, private window, or domain may have a separate collection. An export creates a JSON file on your device; keep it where you keep other project material. We cannot restore deleted favorites.

External requests

Fonts are loaded from Google Fonts, and hosting infrastructure handles page delivery and security. These connections expose normal network information to the provider. This application does not use those requests to create an analytics profile. See our privacy policy for further details.

Why there is no advertising consent banner

This build does not load optional analytics or advertising technologies. A cosmetic accept button would not serve a current processing purpose. Before optional tags are added, the operator must assess consent requirements, implement any required consent platform, and update this inventory. For Google advertising in relevant regions, a suitable certified consent solution may be required; this page is not a substitute for one.

Clear your collection

Open Saved Names to export or remove favorites. To remove all stored site data, use your browser’s privacy settings for this domain. If storage is blocked, generation remains available but favorites may not persist.