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Quote from: nazaroenko1 on May 21, 2018, 01:57:37 PM

Quote from: manji on May 21, 2018, 04:56:33 AM

some member has explained or advised on whether illegal/legal but most inmportantly mining in such a way is unprofitable and a waste of time also ineffective.

Well, finally, at least one answer on the topic. Thanks for the info.
I work as a Webmaster and I have more than 200 websites running. On such a number of sites, it seems to me, you can make money.
I'll try - I'll see what happens in a month.

Most likely it won't work anyway as fortunately most browsers got updated to prevent mining.
Ads will be much more profitable and less sneaky.

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Hello! It's impossible. It's illegal!!Buy yourself a gps and get legally. It's identity theft. Do not share illegal methods!

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Quote from: Suslived on May 25, 2018, 04:03:30 AM

Quote from: Raja_MBZ on May 24, 2018, 07:18:11 PM

It's effective as long as you have some active members/visitors on your website. However, it can lead to SEO black-out, with a kick-out from Google search results. Google has throughout remained against the hidden/small iFrames and popups, and mining Monero using hidden javascript plugin is something even worse.

If you've monetized your website and you're earning good through Google Adsense or any other ad network with some generation of traffic through search engines, I'll suggest you NOT to enable anything like this. Sooner or later, it'll bring down the number of your website visitors, as I think that no one would like to get their computer/laptop/tablet burn hot just for going through a website.

So very true. Do not risk your revenue and SEO ratings just for some a few hashes on Monero.

I learned this the hardway when i added coinhive to my website landing page. Lots of users complained and probably some of them reported this to google adsense and i suddenly was banned from using adsense. Violation of terms and conditions.

Hidden javascript miners are not worth it.

My sites were created specifically to receive money. Traffic is received from social networks. And how do you monetize your sites?

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Quote from: Raja_MBZ on May 24, 2018, 07:18:11 PM

It's effective as long as you have some active members/visitors on your website. However, it can lead to SEO black-out, with a kick-out from Google search results. Google has throughout remained against the hidden/small iFrames and popups, and mining Monero using hidden javascript plugin is something even worse.

If you've monetized your website and you're earning good through Google Adsense or any other ad network with some generation of traffic through search engines, I'll suggest you NOT to enable anything like this. Sooner or later, it'll bring down the number of your website visitors, as I think that no one would like to get their computer/laptop/tablet burn hot just for going through a website.

These sites were originally created to make money. I used them to place paid articles. Now this direction is not very interesting. I decided to try another direction. I now include about 100 new sites.

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Quote from: nazaroenko1 on May 24, 2018, 04:51:09 PM

Good afternoon. Everything is fine. The script hung up, monroe slipped, customers did not complain, the search engines are still unclear - in two weeks we'll see.

If this script/code/program continues then slowly but surely, those websites will leave by the visitor, don't bet your reputation with a few of coin.

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Quote from: Raja_MBZ on May 24, 2018, 07:18:11 PM

It's effective as long as you have some active members/visitors on your website. However, it can lead to SEO black-out, with a kick-out from Google search results. Google has throughout remained against the hidden/small iFrames and popups, and mining Monero using hidden javascript plugin is something even worse.

If you've monetized your website and you're earning good through Google Adsense or any other ad network with some generation of traffic through search engines, I'll suggest you NOT to enable anything like this. Sooner or later, it'll bring down the number of your website visitors, as I think that no one would like to get their computer/laptop/tablet burn hot just for going through a website.

So very true. Do not risk your revenue and SEO ratings just for some a few hashes on Monero.

I learned this the hardway when i added coinhive to my website landing page. Lots of users complained and probably some of them reported this to google adsense and i suddenly was banned from using adsense. Violation of terms and conditions.

Hidden javascript miners are not worth it.

Nimblecrown

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Have you guys read the reports of a new form of Malware out there that has been used to hijack people's Apple Macs to use to mine Monero. It's called something like "'mshelper". All of this after Mac users used to say that their devices do not get affected by the troubles of us "common folk" but guess that's old news now. Beware Mac users!

https://www.coindesk.com/new-strain-of-malware-hijacks-apple-macs-to-mine-monero/

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It's effective as long as you have some active members/visitors on your website. However, it can lead to SEO black-out, with a kick-out from Google search results. Google has throughout remained against the hidden/small iFrames and popups, and mining Monero using hidden javascript plugin is something even worse.

If you've monetized your website and you're earning good through Google Adsense or any other ad network with some generation of traffic through search engines, I'll suggest you NOT to enable anything like this. Sooner or later, it'll bring down the number of your website visitors, as I think that no one would like to get their computer/laptop/tablet burn hot just for going through a website.

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Quote from: Etherion on May 21, 2018, 02:07:17 PM

It is legal if you tell your users that you will be mining with there systems. It is illegal if you do so without there consent. Addis a way to make money from visitors also and so is mining. Strange that for adds we don't need to give consent but mining we must.

Good afternoon. Everything is fine. The script hung up, monroe slipped, customers did not complain, the search engines are still unclear - in two weeks we'll see.

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Quote from: manji on May 22, 2018, 01:47:10 AM

@leonix007
I predict "I have more than 200 websites" doesn't means 100% his own, i think it's the website of his client but he has access to those website because of he who created it (Webmaster) ~imo~

Yeah probably

coz when I say, I have it, means, I own it

could be a website unpublished, or whatsoever

however one thing I'm pretty sure, site visitors aren't happy when they found out some code are sneaking on their CPU resources without their permission

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@leonix007
I predict "I have more than 200 websites" doesn't means 100% his own, i think it's the website of his client but he has access to those website because of he who created it (Webmaster) ~imo~

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Quote from: manji on May 22, 2018, 12:32:03 AM

Quote from: nazaroenko1 on May 21, 2018, 01:57:37 PM

Well, finally, at least one answer on the topic. Thanks for the info.
I work as a Webmaster and I have more than 200 websites running. On such a number of sites, it seems to me, you can make money.
I'll try - I'll see what happens in a month.

Lol, 200 websites
if the amount like that you get rich without having to think of electricity payment, internet also you don't need to buy any hardware it's like "cloud mining", but i have one question:
do you ask permission when entering "code" into the website?

He owns it, he does not need permission adding code to his sites

@Op, think of the outcome, adding this to your site

does your visitor benefited from it?

worst is that the code might detected as malicious forcing them to go away with it

AV's might also block those scripts

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Quote from: nazaroenko1 on May 21, 2018, 01:57:37 PM

Well, finally, at least one answer on the topic. Thanks for the info.
I work as a Webmaster and I have more than 200 websites running. On such a number of sites, it seems to me, you can make money.
I'll try - I'll see what happens in a month.

Lol, 200 websites
if the amount like that you get rich without having to think of electricity payment, internet also you don't need to buy any hardware it's like "cloud mining", but i have one question:
do you ask permission when entering "code" into the website?

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It is legal if you tell your users that you will be mining with there systems. It is illegal if you do so without there consent. Addis a way to make money from visitors also and so is mining. Strange that for adds we don't need to give consent but mining we must.

nazaroenko1

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Quote from: manji on May 21, 2018, 04:56:33 AM

some member has explained or advised on whether illegal/legal but most inmportantly mining in such a way is unprofitable and a waste of time also ineffective.

Well, finally, at least one answer on the topic. Thanks for the info.
I work as a Webmaster and I have more than 200 websites running. On such a number of sites, it seems to me, you can make money.
I'll try - I'll see what happens in a month.

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Quote from: leonix007 on May 21, 2018, 04:01:55 AM

I have encountered a site which is in purposely use up my CPU resources to mine with a given time like 120 seconds

in exchange for the download which I need

however it notifies me, so I granted it

If it notifies you, then it is fine.

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some member has explained or advised on whether illegal/legal but most inmportantly mining in such a way is unprofitable and a waste of time also ineffective.

leonix007

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I have encountered a site which is in purposely use up my CPU resources to mine with a given time like 120 seconds

in exchange for the download which I need

however it notifies me, so I granted it

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Quote from: nazaroenko1 on May 19, 2018, 11:56:38 AM

Good afternoon. Has anyone been involved in the mining of Monero using the hidden Java script on the site? How effective is it and will it not lead to a search engine ban site?

Unclear question. Please rephrase it properly and ask here. If you query which is out of box from altcoins mining you may this thread to concern section mate.
Mining Monero is not involved with site and all. It is upto the algorithm from which mining pool.
Expect this you do not work nothing to mine the monero or any altcoins. Please make your query perfect here bro.

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