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Swap any Steam profile's TLD to .vodka and get every CS2 stats site for that player on one page
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player.properties puts every CS2 stats and lookup site for a player on one page. Take any Steam profile link, change .com to .vodka (or .trade), and it routes you straight to a single page with links to that player's stats across csstats, Leetify, FACEIT Finder, inventory value, ban history,...
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As answered by people managing No Code Map App and Player.properties.
Player.properties's answer:
It's not a replacement for csstats or Leetify, it's the front door to all of them. One page instead of bookmarking a dozen sites.
Player.properties's answer:
I got tired of remembering which CS2 stats site does what every time I wanted to look someone up. There are way too many of them. So I made one page that links to all of them.
Player.properties's answer:
You change one thing in a Steam URL you already have. Swap .com to .vodka and you land on a page with links to every CS2 stats site for that player.
Player.properties's answer:
CS2 players who look up profiles a lot. Teammates, opponents, FACEIT history, ban checks, inventory value. Mostly people already juggling several stats sites.
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