Chrome draft companion · Beta

Player Comp. stays open beside your draft.

Search the live Redraft or Dynasty board, browse positional tiers, and settle close picks without leaving Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, or any other browser-based draft room.

The ZIP is for beta testing through Chrome's developer mode. One-click public installation will come through the Chrome Web Store.
01

Works beside every draft site

The extension uses Chrome's persistent side panel. It does not inject code into or read the contents of the draft website in your main tab.

02

Always tied to the live board

Ranking edits publish to the extension automatically. Users do not need a new download every time the War Room board changes.

03

Free and paid access carry over

Anyone can use each Top 25 and a two-player verdict. Members sign in with their War Room username and access code for complete Redraft and Dynasty boards plus five-player comparisons.

Install the beta

Five steps, then pin it beside your draft.

This manual install is meant for trusted beta testers. Chrome requires the Web Store for a normal one-click public installation.

  1. 1Download and unzip the betaUse the red download button above, then open the ZIP on your computer.
  2. 2Open Chrome's extensions pageType chrome://extensions into the address bar.
  3. 3Turn on Developer modeUse the switch in the upper-right corner.
  4. 4Choose “Load unpacked”Select the unzipped FF War Room extension folder—the folder containing manifest.json.
  5. 5Pin FF War Room and click itThe Player Comp. side panel will stay open while you move between draft tabs.
Built for trust

No draft-site spying.

The beta asks only for the Chrome side-panel feature, device-local storage, and access to theffwarroom.com for current rankings and optional account verification. It does not request browsing history, every-site access, content scripts, or permission to change Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, or any other website.

Read the privacy policy →
Next distribution step

Chrome Web Store release

The package, permission explanations, privacy copy, and store listing draft are prepared. The remaining public-launch step is submitting this ZIP from your own Chrome Web Store developer account so Google can review and sign it.