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Syncs upcoming DOTA2 Esports matches to your Google Calendar

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The best alternatives to D2GCal are Polymail , Mixmax, and Vivaldi.

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1. Polymail
129 reviews
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Polymail is the email platform for teams. By combining email with real time collaboration and integrating it with your team's other tools, Polymail allows everyone to work together seamlessly, move faster, and be more productive.
2. Mixmax
29 reviews
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Mixmax is the easiest-to-use sales engagement platform. Mixmax helps reps engage hard-to-reach buyers with personalized, multi-channel sequences, email tracking and templates, calendaring, and engaging email enhancements like polls and surveys. They save time by working from their inbox instead of switching tabs, and automating repetitive tasks like Salesforce updates. Find out why 90,000+ active users love Mixmax today!
Really recommend mixmax. I've used other variations (like calendly) before and I enjoyed them but mixmax has all of those features available AND more.
3. Vivaldi
54 reviews
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It’s a web browser. But fun. It comes with a bunch of clever features built-in. It’s super flexible and does not track you. Get the Vivaldi browser for desktop, mobile, and your car!
Actually I'd like to review browser more than calendar, because calendar is more simple by design, but the browser is more important for me as Internet user. I have used both Vivaldi and Opera. My experience with both has been positive. I like how much personalization you can do with the two browsers. It is a little more difficult to find settings in Vivaldi than Opera, but once you find them its not that much more difficult to change. I would say that after using both browsers for a while I prefer Opera.