Privacy and cookies

What we measure if you accept

If you choose Accept optional analytics, we load Google Analytics 4 (GA4) to understand how many people use BAR Fight, which sections they visit and which tools work well. We do not load the Google tag, send analytics requests or set analytics cookies before you accept.

GA4 receives a generic page category, a broad referring website, browser and device information, approximate region, visit timing and a random browser identifier stored in first-party analytics cookies. Google receives network information, including your IP address, when your browser contacts its service. Google processes this information under its own privacy policies.

We count a small set of actions: starting or finishing a comparison or statistics question, generic failures, creating a share, downloading the widget and changing ranking filters. Action details are limited to fixed categories and elapsed time.

We do not send player or map names, player account IDs, saved report IDs, search text, statistics inputs, contact messages, email addresses or full error messages to analytics. Page addresses omit queries, fragments and identifying path parts; page titles use fixed categories. Advertising features, Google signals and user-ID tracking are disabled.

Accept, reject or withdraw

Use Cookie settings at the bottom of any page to choose Accept optional analytics or Reject optional analytics. The buttons are equally available. Rejecting keeps all site tools available. You can change your mind at any time.

Your choice is saved in this browser for six months using local storage. Analytics cookies are only set after you accept and expire after 180 days. Withdrawing stops further collection, removes BAR Fight's analytics cookies and reloads the page to unload Google's tag. Changing the choice also applies to other open BAR Fight tabs on the same website origin.

If browser storage is unavailable, optional analytics stays off. Clearing browser storage resets your choice. Withdrawing does not remove information already sent to Google.

Other places we handle data

• Contact form: what happens to a message you send.
• In-game widget: what the helper sends. Read the widget privacy policy↗ (opens in a new tab).
• Discord bot: what is public and what is private.
• Replay data: where it comes from and what it can show.

Other site information

Public replay information powers the comparisons and rankings independently of visitor analytics. Read how the replay data works for sources and limitations. The contact form explains how messages and optional contact details are handled before you send them.

Questions about privacy or a request concerning your data? Contact BAR Fight.

See Google's privacy policy and Google Analytics data safeguards. Read how Google uses data from sites that use its services.