K-Town to CBS moves your own fantasy football data between sites you are already signed in to. It has no server of its own, no account, and no analytics, and it never sees a password.

What it does: reads your roster, lineup and league scoring settings from CBS Sports fantasy and sends a lineup back when you choose to save one; reads your pick'em sheet on poolhost.com and submits the picks you chose; hands that data to the companion dashboard so it can show you numbers.

What it stores: two values in local extension storage on your own computer - the roster and staged lineup it is currently holding, and the address of your CBS team page so it can be found again. Local storage only, never synced, so it never leaves the machine you are sitting at. Uninstalling the extension removes it.

What it never touches: passwords and credentials, which it cannot read and does not ask for; anything outside the three sites above; and there is no tracking, telemetry, crash reporting or third-party code of any kind.

Where data goes: between your browser and those three sites, and nowhere else. Nothing is collected by or transmitted to the developer, and nothing is sold or shared.

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