Last updated October 9, 2026
What stays in your browser, why it is there, and how to remove it.
1. Necessary authentication storage
Supabase saves the website authentication session in your browser so you can stay signed in and refresh access. This storage is necessary for account tools and is created when you sign in. It is not used for advertising.
2. Guest saved places
The onavey-saved local-storage entry contains saved listing IDs on this browser. It stays on your device until you remove saves or clear it. It does not synchronize to another browser. Signed-in saves use your website account instead.
3. Other services
Discord sign-in, Stripe checkout, and the billing portal open external services. Those services may use their own cookies and storage under their policies. Owner-provided image hosts may receive network requests when their images are displayed.
4. Optional tracking
Optional first-party engagement analytics measure page views, outbound clicks and sponsored impressions. A daily rotating HMAC signature deduplicates events using the request IP and user agent without storing their raw values in the analytics database. Deduplication signatures are pruned after two days when analytics traffic is processed; aggregate reports retain 90 days. Disable optional analytics using the controls below. We also honor browser Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track. There are no third-party advertising pixels or marketing-cookie integrations.
5. Your controls
Sign out to remove your website authentication session. Visit Saved places to remove guest saves. You can also clear site data in your browser. Blocking necessary browser storage may prevent sign-in and saving from working.