Only in this tab.
The browser practice board and move counter live in page memory. They are not written to browser storage or uploaded to a project backend. Reloading or leaving clears the state.
Practice does not request a wallet signature or a blockchain transaction and is never presented as an on-chain record.
Connection is optional.
Choosing “Connect wallet” allows this page to request the selected public address and network from your wallet provider. The page never asks for a private key, recovery phrase or imported account file.
No public deployment is configured; on-chain writing is disabled. If a deployment is configured in a later version, reading and submitting actions would use the wallet's network provider, whose own privacy terms apply.
Rejecting a connection or transaction does not create a successful game result. Account or network changes discard stale transaction reviews.
On-chain does not mean private.
A public-chain game would expose a wallet address, round, board pattern, move count and activity state, together with transaction events. Other parties may index those records.
Luxgrid cannot promise confidentiality or deletion of public blockchain data. Do not treat the puzzle as proof of identity, confidential storage or a verified measure of real-world ability.
Resources used for the visual.
The home page requests the Poppins font from Google Fonts, Three.js modules from jsDelivr and its source glass geometry from a CloudFront URL. Those services receive ordinary resource requests such as an IP address and request metadata under their own policies.
The external geometry is used directly at runtime; it is not packaged as a downloaded media asset. If the model fails to load, the rendering uses its documented rounded-cube fallback. If WebGL is unavailable, the page shows an explicitly labeled static view.
No third-party tracker is intentionally included. The project's X address is pending and is not replaced by an ecosystem account.
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