Your directory settings stay in this browser
Local storage holds the directory's appearance setting and your saved character selections. You can examine or delete that data through your browser. It does not serve as an authenticated session or preserve a copy of an account conversation.
The list belongs to the browser where you saved it, so another device or browser can have a different selection. Using the same account in another service does not make these local lists match. Keep any character references you need before deleting the browser's copy.
Clearing local data is not an account action
Removing the directory's local storage can clear saved selections and restore its appearance defaults. It does not cancel a subscription, delete your service account or erase a conversation kept by the service.
If your troubleshooting also involves clearing data from an authenticated service, check that your original sign-in method remains available. Resetting browser data only addresses information held locally; it does not replace a request about an account or personal data.
Tag management is separate from directory preferences
Your browser contacts Google's servers when it loads Google Tag Manager. The service manages the website's configured tags, whose individual storage and processing behavior can differ. That tag activity is separate from the local settings and saved selections used by the directory.
Browser settings let you check site storage and permissions. Bring personal-data questions to our team through the privacy contact process. When explaining a fault, describe the symptoms instead of sending a browser-data export that might contain account tokens or session cookies.
Questions
Does clearing the directory's saved data close my account?
No. It removes local preferences rather than carrying out account deletion. Closing an account and stopping a subscription are separate actions with their own procedures.
How can I explain a browser problem without exporting cookies?
Give us the error text, your browser version and a screenshot with private details hidden. Do not include session cookies or account tokens, which could expose access to your account.