Privacy

Mandelbrot Deep Zoom is a static website. This page describes what the current implementation actually does with your data.

Local audio files

When you choose an audio file through the browser’s file picker, the file is read into a blob: URL and played through the HTML audio element. Frequency analysis for music-reactive visuals uses the Web Audio API in your browser. Audio files are not uploaded to any server by this application — there is no server-side MP3 storage or processing in this deployment.

Default demo track

The main page includes an optional default demo track served as a static MP3 file from this site (/audio/once-in-a-while-i-dream.mp3). You can load it with the Load default track button, or choose your own local file instead. The default track is not fetched from a third-party service.

Browser storage

UI preferences (palette, quality, echo settings, control panel state, and similar options) may be saved in localStorage under the key mandelbrot-deep-zoom-prefs. A flag may be stored when you dismiss the first-run help overlay. This data stays on your device.

Optional remote GPU (LAN)

If you opt in under Advanced Controls → Remote GPU, two devices on the same local network can pair using WebRTC. The controller sends view coordinates (center, zoom, palette, and related settings) to a renderer device. The renderer sends back a video stream of the fractal. This traffic stays peer-to-peer on your LAN for the manual copy-paste signaling path; no third-party analytics or render farm is involved. Remote GPU is off by default.

Accounts, ads, and analytics

Disabling Cloudflare Web Analytics

Cloudflare Web Analytics is enabled in the Cloudflare dashboard for this site, not in the application source code. To disable it, turn off Web Analytics for mandelbrotzoom.com in the Cloudflare dashboard (Analytics & Logs → Web Analytics). Removing HTML from this repository will not stop an automatically injected beacon.

Hosting

When you visit the deployed site, your browser requests static files (HTML, images, manifest) from the hosting provider (for example Cloudflare Pages). That provider’s standard web server logs may apply at the infrastructure level; this project does not add its own server-side application logging.

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