Effective 8 September 2026 · disafter.com
Disafter.com is a small collection of free web tools and a game. Nothing on it asks you for an account, a sign-in, or a payment. This policy explains what each page keeps in your own browser, what the one page that sends anything sends and to whom, and how advertising on the site uses cookies.
Disafter.com (“we”, “us”, “the site”) is made by the same person who makes Triviagon, and shares its contact address. If you have any question about this policy or the data described here, email contact@triviagon.com.
Everything below is stored on your own device, in your browser’s local storage or in a first-party cookie for disafter.com. The site does not run accounts and none of it is linked to your identity. What is in local storage never leaves your browser at all. The cookies travel with each request to disafter.com, as every cookie does, but our server does not read them and keeps nothing from them.
mt_theme, mt_sound) mirrored to local storage. The background pattern is stored in local storage (triviagon_bg), and is written with its default the first time Dividendrum or Time Until Launch loads, whether or not you ever change it.dv_portfolio), a cached copy of the prices and dividend histories it looked up for them (dv_cache, used for up to six hours and then replaced the next time it looks a price up), and your sort order and reinvestment choice (dv_sort, dv_drip). Choosing Do Not Store on that page erases all of those at once and stops the page writing any of them again. The choice itself (dv_store) is the one thing still kept, so the page does not quietly default back to storing on your next visit.smt_save_v1), a compact autosave written to a cookie every five minutes of play and whenever you leave the page, as a fallback if local storage is unavailable (smt_autosave), and its sound setting (smt_sound).mt_scores_<section>, local storage mystic_trinity_scores_v2_<section>). Nothing on disafter.com writes them any more. Clearing site data removes them, and the cookies expire on their own within 400 days of your last game.You can clear all of this at any time by clearing your browser’s site data for disafter.com. Doing so removes saved preferences, Dividendrum entries, and Space Mining Team progress.
Dividendrum is the only page that sends what you type to a server as you use it. To price a ticker it sends the ticker symbols - and only the symbols, never the amounts beside them - to disafter.com’s own server, which asks Yahoo Finance for the current price and dividend history. That onward request is made by our server rather than by your browser, so Yahoo Finance sees a request arriving from a Cloudflare server rather than from you: it receives the symbols, but not your IP address, your cookies, your browser’s details, or anything else identifying you or your device. Yahoo’s own privacy policy governs what it does with the requests it receives.
Your browser’s request to our server is an ordinary web request. Like any web request it passes through our host, Cloudflare, whose operational logs may record your IP address and the address you asked for - which, for Dividendrum, contains the symbols. We have Cloudflare’s standard request logging switched on for diagnostics and have added nothing of our own to it. Cloudflare keeps those logs for a short period that it sets and then discards them; we do not export them, copy them anywhere, or use them to build a picture of who looks up what. The prices and histories returned are cached at the Cloudflare data centre that answered you for fifteen minutes, keyed by the symbols alone, and in your browser for six hours.
No other page sends what you enter to a server while you are using it. Time Until Launch works out the countdown entirely in your browser and makes no request of its own. What it does do is write the moment, the optional name and the time zone into the page’s address - so when that address is loaded, because you reloaded the page or because somebody opened a link you shared, it reaches our server like any other address and appears in the same short-lived logs described above.
Typefaces. Every page on the site loads its fonts from Google Fonts (fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com). Like any request your browser makes, that tells Google your IP address, your browser’s details, and which disafter.com page you are on. It sends nothing you have typed. Google states that Google Fonts requests are not used for advertising and are not associated with your Google account.
The site is delivered by Cloudflare, which - like any web host - handles your connection details, including your IP address, in order to serve the pages and protect the site from abuse. Apart from the Google AdSense script described in the next section, we have added no analytics, measurement or tracking scripts to disafter.com.
The home page and Space Mining Team load Google AdSense. Dividendrum, Time Until Launch, and this page and the Contact page do not load advertising. Where AdSense is loaded, as a consequence of the site’s use of Google’s advertising products and services:
How to control or opt out of personalized advertising:
If you visit the home page or Space Mining Team - the two pages that load Google AdSense - from the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, or Switzerland, the site presents a consent message from a Google-certified consent management platform before personalized ads are served. Your consent choice is recorded so the site can honour it; you can change your choice at any time through the consent controls. This consent step is separate from, and additional to, this privacy policy.
The home page, this page and the Contact page all link to Triviagon, which has its own privacy policy. This page also links to Google’s advertising controls and policies, and to the industry opt-out pages at aboutads.info and youronlinechoices.com. The Contact page offers an email address; clicking it opens your own mail program and sends nothing until you do. Those sites have their own privacy policies, which we do not control.
We may update this policy as the site changes or as advertising and privacy requirements evolve. When we do, we will update the “Effective” date above. Continued use of the site after a change means you accept the updated policy.