No cookies here
This site sets no cookies of its own. What it does keep is browser storage — a different mechanism, kept on your device and never sent to a server just by existing. Everything it holds is listed below.
What's stored, and why
| Key | What it holds | Written when |
|---|---|---|
| cl_wallet | The last wallet address you looked up. | You load a wallet. |
| cl_saved_anon | Up to 8 wallets you've saved for quick access. | You press "Save the one showing". |
| cl_desk | The key that opens the owner's desk page. Only the owner's own browser ever holds it; a visitor's browser never writes it. | The owner opens the desk. |
| cl_supply_v1 | A token's supply, once read, so it isn't fetched again for the same contract. | A market cap is worked out for a wallet's best trade. |
| cl_hist_v2_… | One entry per wallet you've looked up: its cached trade and transfer history, so a revisit is instant instead of reading the chain again. | That wallet's history is read. |
| wall:… | One entry per wallet: its last answer from the dashboard's token figures, so the dashboard opens already filled instead of blank while it re-reads. | The dashboard reads a wallet's token figures successfully. |
None of this is sent anywhere by being stored — browser storage isn't transmitted the way a cookie is. Looking up a wallet does send that address to this site's own endpoint each time you do it (see privacy.html); this table is only what's kept afterward. It stays in your browser — this site's server and any other visitor cannot read it.
Why there's no banner
A banner is for asking consent to store something that isn't needed to give you what you asked for. Nothing above is that: every row in the table is a setting you chose, something you typed, or a cache for something you asked this site to fetch. That's the whole reason there's no banner — it turns on what gets written to your browser, not on whether a request reaches anyone else.
Requests do reach other services on their own, and not only once you act. Fonts are served from this site's own servers, but drawing the home page's headline figures means your browser reads Blockscout directly — starting on its own a moment after the page loads, before you've typed or clicked anything (see privacy.html for what that sees). Looking up an address on the dashboard is different: that goes to this site's own endpoint first (see privacy.html).
About Google
This site loads nothing from Google: no sign-in, no fonts, and no scripts of any kind. If that ever changes, this is the section it will say so in.
Clear it
Everything on this page lives in your browser and nowhere else, so clearing it here is the complete picture — there's no separate account or server-side record to also delete.
Clearing removes every item in the table above from this browser: your saved wallets and any cached history on this device go with it. Nothing about you is stored on this site's server, so this button is the whole of it.