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Your browser, your progress: saves and favorites explained

Understand what a favorite saves, how Continue Playing works and why game progress stays with your browser.

By Zarocer · October 8, 2026 · 2 min read
Prism Siege: a cyan neon geometric core surrounded by red enemies and a large boss.

Favorites are shortcuts

Use the bookmark button on a game page to add it to Favorites. The header bookmark and footer Favorites link open that collection. These choices are stored in your current browser without requiring a sign-in.

Saving a favorite does not save a game’s internal state. Game progress belongs to the game itself. Look for its own save, continue or resume controls.

Continue Playing helps you find a game again

The Home carousel links to games you have opened for play. It provides a way back to the game page; it does not guarantee that every game supports resuming a match. Check the game’s instructions and its own menu for that capability.

Keep the same browser and domain

Local saves are associated with the browser and site where you played. Moving to another device, browser or portal does not automatically transfer them. Use Zarocer.com consistently when returning to your games.

Private browsing, blocked storage and clearing site data can affect persistence. Do not treat local saves as a cloud backup. Zarocer account sync, XP and portal-wide awards are not connected yet.

Check the native Continue option

In Prism Siege, return to the menu and choose Continue run after reloading. Circle TD shows Continue match when it has a saved defense. Other games have their own supported behaviors, so read their game pages rather than assuming the same option exists everywhere.