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Does Autopilot work when my computer is off?
Yes! Autopilot runs entirely in the cloud — not on your computer. As long as you've turned it on in the extension at least once, it keeps managing your lineup 24/7, even if your laptop is shut, your browser is closed, or you're nowhere near a computer.
Will Autopilot drop or trade my players?
No, never. Autopilot only moves players between your active lineup spots and your bench — it never drops, trades, or releases anyone. The only feature that performs waiver adds and drops is Scheduled Transactions, and only for moves you set up yourself.
How does it know who's pitching today?
Fantasy4Fun automatically pulls today's and tomorrow's confirmed starting pitchers from official MLB sources. You can see whether this data is up to date by checking the green status dots on the Autopilot screen — green means the pitcher info is fresh and ready to go.
Is my Yahoo password stored anywhere?
Absolutely not. When you click "Sign in with Yahoo", your password goes directly to Yahoo — Fantasy4Fun never sees it. We only receive a secure access token that lets us interact with your Fantasy teams on your behalf, and it's never shared with anyone.
Can I use Fantasy4Fun with multiple Yahoo leagues?
Yes — Fantasy4Fun is designed specifically for managers who juggle multiple leagues. All your active Yahoo Fantasy Baseball leagues are detected automatically. You can enable Autopilot for all of them at once or pick individual leagues, and the Dashboard shows your combined stats across everything.
What happens if a scheduled transaction fails?
If a move can't go through, it's logged in your Transaction History with a failed status. The most common reasons are: the player was already picked up by someone else, you've used up your weekly add limit, or the waiver window hadn't opened yet. Fantasy4Fun handles these situations gracefully and never submits a move it can't complete.
Why do I see a blinking amber dot on some Autopilot records?
That blinking dot just means the game hasn't finished yet, so the player's stats aren't available from Yahoo yet. Once the game ends, Fantasy4Fun automatically grabs the player's real stats and adds them to the log — the dot disappears and everything fills in on its own.
Does this work for Yahoo Fantasy leagues other than Baseball?
Right now, Fantasy4Fun is built exclusively for Yahoo Fantasy Baseball (MLB). The lineup optimization and pitcher data features are all baseball-specific. Support for other sports may be added in future updates.
