Cookie Policy
Last updated: 27 October 2026.
What This Page Covers
This policy describes the small notice on this independent Transport Fever 3 fan website and the browser storage used to keep that notice dismissed. It also states which kinds of cookies the site’s own code does not set.
Transport Fever 3 is an independent fan-made informational website. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to the game's developers, publishers, or Google Play. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
The Notice Preference
When you choose “Got it” on the notice, the page writes one item in the browser’s local storage. The key is tf3_fan_notice_ok. The value is the character 1. The script reads that key on later visits and, if it is present, does not show the notice again in that browser.
Local storage is not sent to the server with each page request the way a cookie often is. It stays in the browser until you remove it or the browser drops site data. The key does not store your name, your email, a guide you read, or a game identifier. It only remembers that the notice was dismissed.
The question form does not use this key. Form notes are described in the Privacy Policy. The form script does not set a session cookie of its own.
Cookies This Site Does Not Set
The pages do not include analytics scripts, advertising scripts, or social plugins. They do not set a cookie to follow you across other websites. They do not load a payment or store widget. Fonts, styles, scripts, and images are files on this website.
A hosting provider may keep ordinary server logs, as the privacy policy explains. Those logs are not a cookie you can clear from the notice button. This policy does not copy a provider’s own cookie list, because no provider is named here.
How to Remove the Preference
Use your browser’s controls for site data or local storage and delete data for this website, or delete the key tf3_fan_notice_ok. The notice can appear again on the next visit. Blocking local storage will also keep the notice from staying dismissed. The guides remain readable either way.
Changes
If the site starts using a real cookie or a different storage key, this policy and the date at the top will be updated first. The current script only uses the key named above.
Questions
Questions about this notice go through the question form, by email to [email protected], or by phone at +1 215 393 7211. Mail can be sent to 900 Industrial Hwy, Southampton, PA 18966, United States. Say that the note is about the cookie policy. See also the Terms.
Who to Contact About This Notice
The operator of this fan site is at 900 Industrial Hwy, Southampton, PA 18966, United States. The phone number is +1 215 393 7211. The email address is [email protected]. The same details are on Contact. A question about the notice, the local storage key, or this policy can use any of those channels. Say that the message is about the cookie policy so it is not read as a gameplay question.
These contacts belong to the fan site. They are not a hotline for the developers, the publishers, or Google Play. Calling the Southampton number does not change a save and does not dismiss the notice inside your browser. Only the button on the notice, or your own browser controls, do that.
Local Storage and Cookies Are Not the Same Tool
A cookie is a small piece of data the browser can send back to a server with later requests. The notice on this website does not set a cookie. It writes one local storage item. Local storage stays in the browser and is not attached to each page request by the script on these pages. That is why dismissing the notice does not log you in and does not tell the server your name.
The key is tf3_fan_notice_ok. The value stored when you choose “Got it” is the character 1. There is no second key for guides you opened, topics you picked, or a game account. If you never choose “Got it,” the key is not written, and the notice can show again on a later visit.
The question form does not read this key and does not write it. Submitting a question stores a line on the server, which is described in the Privacy Policy. That line is not a cookie. Clearing site data in the browser does not delete a note that was already stored on the server. Deleting a server note is a request to the operator, not a browser setting.
What a Visit Does Not Drop on Your Machine
The pages do not load an analytics script, an advertising script, a social plugin, a payment frame, or a store widget. Fonts, styles, the menu script, and images are files on this website. Opening Guides, Basics, Passengers, Railways, Cargo, Economy, Strategies, FAQ, About, Contact, Privacy Policy, Terms, or Cookie Policy does not set a tracking cookie for that page name.
The map link on Contact opens a search for 900 Industrial Hwy, Southampton, PA 18966 in a map service. From the moment that search opens, the map service’s own cookies and policies apply. This page does not list them, because this website does not operate that service and does not copy its cookie table. If you do not want that request, do not use the map link. The address is also written in plain text on Contact, About, and in the footer.
A hosting company may keep ordinary server logs, such as an IP address, a time, and the page address. Those logs are not created by the notice button and they are not cleared by deleting tf3_fan_notice_ok. This policy does not invent a retention period for logs the host has not published here.
Removing the preference in practice
Use your browser’s controls for site data, cookies, and local storage, and delete data for this website, or delete only the key tf3_fan_notice_ok. The notice can appear again on the next visit. Blocking storage for the site will also keep the notice from staying dismissed. The guides remain readable either way. Nothing in the menu depends on the key.
The exact menu names differ by browser. Look for site settings, site data, or local storage for the address you used to open these pages. This policy does not paste a click-path for every browser version, because those paths change. The key name above is the stable part.
If you use more than one browser, or a private window, each one has its own storage. Dismissing the notice in one browser does not dismiss it in another. The phone number and the email address are not a way to dismiss the notice remotely.
Do Not Track and Similar Signals
Some browsers send a preference that asks sites to limit tracking. This website does not run a tracker that would need to honor or ignore that signal, because it does not run analytics or advertising cookies. The notice key is still written if you choose “Got it,” including in a browser that sends such a signal. The key is a display choice, not a profile.
Changes to Storage
If the site starts setting a real cookie, changes the key name, or adds a second stored value, this policy and the date at the top will be updated first. The current script only uses tf3_fan_notice_ok. An older key from a previous version of the site is not read by the current script. You can delete old site data with the same browser controls.
Contact details can change only together with the address, phone, and email printed on Contact. Today those are 900 Industrial Hwy, Southampton, PA 18966, United States, +1 215 393 7211, and [email protected]. A change to those details is not a change to the local storage key unless this page says so.