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Lets PICKDOME import your private ESPN league by reading your own ESPN session. Nothing is stored and nothing is sent anywhere else. Connect ESPN lets PICKDOME import the roster and scoring settings from your private ESPN fantasy football league, without you digging through developer tools to find cookie values by hand. WHY THIS EXISTS ESPN does not offer a sign-in for third-party apps, and browsers correctly forbid one website from reading another website's cookies. A browser extension that you install deliberately is the only mechanism permitted to do it. That is this extension's entire purpose. HOW IT WORKS 1. Sign in to fantasy.espn.com as normal. 2. Open PICKDOME and choose ESPN. 3. Click "Connect ESPN". The extension hands over your ESPN session so PICKDOME can read your league's roster spots and scoring. You can also click the extension icon to view the two values and copy them yourself. WHAT IT READS Two cookies — SWID and espn_s2 — from fantasy.espn.com, and nothing else. No browsing history, no other sites, no page content. It cannot see your ESPN password, because passwords are not stored in cookies. WHAT IT NEVER DOES - Never stores the values. Nothing is written to disk or extension storage. - Never makes network requests of its own. - No analytics, no telemetry, no advertising, no third-party code. - Never asks for your ESPN password. - Never modifies ESPN or any other page. - Never sells, shares or transfers data. There is no data to sell. It answers only pickdome.com and hawgdraft.com. Any other site that tries to ask is refused. Not affiliated with ESPN, Disney, or the NFL. Privacy policy: https://pickdome.com/extension-privacy
Aug 25, 2026
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