Local browser execution
The published guide is a front-end application whose articles, profiles, tool data, and search records are bundled with the site. Reading a page and using a planner or quiz happens in your browser. The interactive controls do not need a private application service, user profile, or remote content request. Refreshing a quiz intentionally returns it to the beginning, and planner choices are not written to a project database.
Search state in the page address
Submitting the local search places the query after ?q= in the current page URL. This address state lets normal browser navigation restore a result and makes a chosen search address shareable. The project does not send that query to a separate search service. As with any address you visit or share, the browser and the infrastructure delivering the page may process the complete URL according to their own operation.
External links and embedded video
The homepage includes a YouTube video player served from youtube-nocookie.com. Loading or playing the embedded video connects your browser to YouTube, whose privacy practices apply to that interaction. The site also links to configured third-party or official websites, such as the game's official store page. These general navigation links are separate from the site's internal article evidence records. Following a link leaves this local guide, and the destination receives the ordinary request needed to load its page and applies its own terms and practices. Review the destination before continuing if that matters to you; this project does not control third-party websites or their terms after your browser navigates away.
No accounts or form submissions
No account is created by this project, and there is no sign-in flow, profile storage, contact form, comment box, purchase step, or newsletter registration. There is no form submission that sends personal details to the application. If those capabilities are added in a future version, this page must be revised before they become available so its description continues to match the software people can actually use.