What Behind the Doors keeps

The counter sets no cookie, but each view goes to a tallying service with your IP address and browser type. Theme and tool settings may be saved in your browser. It is held in sessionStorage, a small space inside that one browser tab. Closing the tab clears it. Nothing about the choice leaves the browser, and other tabs do not share it.

Serving-now marks on the venue pages work differently. Kitchen and bar hours are kept as weekly time ranges in Edmonton time, and the reader's browser compares them with its own clock. That check runs on the reader's device, so nothing is stored and nothing is sent. Holiday schedules sit outside this review, so a reader should confirm them with the venue directly, on its own site.

Behind the Doors has no forms or accounts, so nowhere to enter a name. Its cookie-free visit counter passes your IP address and browser type to an outside service. The site is a guide rather than a casino: no bets are taken, there is no cashier, and no payment details pass through it.

Every paid link points to the same online casino partner; each is tagged Ad, and they appear on no page except the home page. The site is paid a commission for these links, and the partner behind them can change. A reader who follows one leaves this site for the partner's, which has its own privacy rules. Links to venues, regulators and help services are not paid.