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Show me as a guest PULL UP A CHAIR Who’s voting today? Enter your Java username to load its shared timers on this device.
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A lighter little routine. 01 Head over & vote Your username goes along where supported. The vote itself stays in your hands.
02 A quick “all done” Come back and tap once. We work out the next reset for that site and player.
03 Leave the clock to us Timers survive a closed tab. Add a calendar reminder if you’ll be away.
What happens automatically?+ Your username fills in on supported vote pages, cooldowns count down, daily reset rules are calculated, and a quick confirmation appears after you open a vote page. Player records stay separate.
This webpage cannot read a separate voting tab or cast votes for you. After a successful vote, confirm it once. If a site reports a different wait, paste its cooldown message into “Adjust”. A finished timer is a reminder to check eligibility, not a guarantee that the site will accept a vote.
campfire · made for the PureMC community Privacy & data
A QUIET LITTLE CORNER
Your little corner of the web. × Campfire saves player names, voting times, unfinished voting rounds and preferences in this browser’s local storage. Anyone using this browser profile can see them. Profiles are not authenticated accounts. Voting timer records are also saved online by username. Anyone who knows a username can read or change its shared timers without signing in. Guest mode hides names beside the fire, but does not make username-based timers private. No passwords, email addresses, pending voting rounds or device preferences are included in timer sync.
The log seats show people with a visible Campfire tab. Your chosen Minecraft username is shared with other visitors, or you can select “Show me as a guest”. Names are player labels, not verified accounts. A random browser identifier groups your open tabs into one seat. Only a hash of that identifier, a temporary session identifier, your shared name and the last heartbeat are held by the presence service. A local copy of the shared timer records remains in your browser for offline use. Fire clicks share their emoji with other visitors, and tapping “I voted” shares a brief confirmation with your displayed name and voting-site name. These shared moments are held for up to 90 seconds and cleared on the next shared interaction after expiry. Switching to Guest hides your name on future moments; any tile already delivered fades away shortly. These are player confirmations, not proof that a voting site accepted a vote. Visitors disappear within about a minute after disconnecting; expired records are removed on the next heartbeat.
The private owner dashboard receives browser-level statistics: a browser identifier, visit dates, your selected Minecraft username, and the voting-site names and expiry times for that player’s saved timers. These browser-level reports and the combined dashboard remain owner-only. The separate username-based timer service is accessible to anyone who knows the name, including when you choose “Show me as a guest” beside the public fire. Guest mode hides your name from other visitors. Timer reports contain no full vote history or profile backups and are separate from the shared timer store. Turning statistics off does not disable username-based timer sync. Reports are kept for up to 30 days after your last visit; visit and vote/emoji counts are kept for up to 90 days. Expired data is removed on the next statistics report. Counts describe browsers and self-reported votes, not verified people or votes. You can turn statistics off below and remove this browser’s reports. There is no advertising or external font request. The hosting provider serves the page and may process ordinary access logs and sign-in information under its own policies.
Opening a vote link takes you to a separate website. Where supported, your selected Minecraft username is included in the link to fill its form. That site has its own cookies, privacy policy and voting rules.
Suggestions you submit are stored in a private server mailbox with the optional player name, note, submission date and review status. Only the site owner can read or organise them after signing in. They do not appear in the shared campfire feed or your timer backups.
Backups contain all saved usernames and timers. Keep them somewhere you trust. Removing or changing a player keeps their timers saved locally and online. Enter the same username on any device to load the shared timers. Use “Erase Campfire data” below to clear this browser’s cached players, timers and sync queue; this does not delete shared timers from the server or other devices. To clear an individual shared timer, use its Adjust dialog and “Forget this timer”; that change syncs to other devices. Older dashboard data is left untouched during migration, until you choose to erase it below.
Shared timers stay saved online until changed or cleared. Deleted timers retain an empty revision marker so an old offline device cannot accidentally restore them. Timer updates sync when this page is visible and online; conflicting same-site changes can be reviewed beside the sync status. Preferences and backups remain local.
Browser reminders are optional and only checked while this page is running. Calendar files go to your own calendar app; its reminder settings apply.
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