Favorites and History Help
Client-Side Browser Storage
SlotCarsVN Demo Hub operates as a completely account-free index of free-to-play slot demonstrations. Because our platform does not feature user profiles, registration workflows, or cloud database sync, features such as your starred favorites and recently viewed history are kept entirely inside your web browser using localStorage.
This architectural choice means that your preferences exist only on the individual device and specific browser profile you are currently using. We do not use IndexedDB for these features, nor do we construct persistent user profiles on our servers.
Stateless API Rendering
Our website utilizes a server-side rendered framework. When you open your favorites view or history list, your browser reads the saved identifiers from your local storage and submits those selected game IDs across a stateless interface back to our server.
This network request enables our system to fetch and return the correct visual metadata, release details, and layout specifications for those titles. It is important to recognize that while these IDs are transmitted over the network to generate the rendered page output, they are never tied to an identity profile or persistently recorded on our hosting backends.
Data Persistence and Clearing Cache
Because your favorites, recent titles, and selected UI language preference reside directly inside localStorage, they remain available only until you choose to reset or clean your browser data. Manually clearing your site storage, browsing in private or incognito windows, or switching between mobile and desktop devices will completely remove or separate these records.
There is no recovery mechanism or backup repository for wiped preferences. If you refresh your machine, reinstall your software, or use automated privacy cleaning extensions, you will need to re-bookmark your chosen games on that specific installation.
Network Transmission and Privacy Context
We do not promise absolute privacy or zero network data transmission. Normal web hosting infrastructure processes incoming HTTP request metadata, standard server connection logs, and technical connection parameters necessary to return our server-rendered pages.
Additionally, optional site analytics are currently enabled by platform configuration to measure general catalog usability, and third-party game frames embedded after you review title details may transmit their own cookies and diagnostic information. Fictional team persona Chen Yuan reviews how mobile browsers handle local reading and writing, ensuring these client mechanisms operate as intended.