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Connect your private ESPN fantasy football leagues to Faably in one click. Read-only. Faably Connector links your private ESPN fantasy football leagues to Faably, the fantasy football assistant you can text. No copying cookies, no passwords. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add Faably Connector. Sign in to ESPN in this browser if you aren't already. 2. Open the Leagues page on faably.app and click Connect ESPN. 3. Pick your leagues. Faably loads your rosters, scoring and league settings in about a minute. Then text Faably your start/sit questions, waiver bids and trade ideas, and get answers based on your actual league. READ-ONLY AND PRIVATE • Faably only reads your leagues. It can't set lineups, make moves, send trade offers or message anyone. • The extension reads two ESPN login cookies (espn_s2 and SWID). It never sees your ESPN password. • It sends them only to faably.app, over HTTPS, and only when you click Connect. It runs only on faably.app pages. • Faably stores your ESPN login encrypted and uses it only to read the leagues you pick. Disconnect a league any time and its login is deleted. • No ads and no tracking in the extension. Your data is never sold. WHAT YOU NEED • A Faably account at faably.app (currently invite-only beta). • An ESPN fantasy football league. Public ESPN leagues and Sleeper leagues connect on faably.app without the extension. Faably is not affiliated with or endorsed by ESPN. Privacy policy: https://faably.app/privacy Help: support@faably.app
Oct 26, 2026
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