Wow!
Which browser gave you 100%? Of the browsers I tested, they generally fall into two categories... those that support HTML 5 web workers, and those that do not. Only the ones that support web workers should be running the CPU at any noticeable percent (maybe I'm wrong, I'll test more)... but the ones with web workers support will max out 1 core.
So, in the 50% case, I assume that means you have a dual-core machine?
In the 100% case.... I am stumped. Unless you only had 1 core, or had this open in multiple tabs, I do not know how that would have happened. Let me know what browser and OS, and I'll look into it.
Just awesome. An easy way to use my work computer as a bitcoin generator. I can even leave it on 24/7 if the cleaning lady doesn't turn it off 
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Any easy way for me to display my hashes/s in the little HTML file i made?
Also: When running one instance i get 50% CPU, with two 100% CPU. Does this matter in the sense that i might be doing double work or?
.Any easy way for me to display my hashes/s in the little HTML file i made?
Also: When running one instance i get 50% CPU, with two 100% CPU. Does this matter in the sense that i might be doing double work or?
Which browser gave you 100%? Of the browsers I tested, they generally fall into two categories... those that support HTML 5 web workers, and those that do not. Only the ones that support web workers should be running the CPU at any noticeable percent (maybe I'm wrong, I'll test more)... but the ones with web workers support will max out 1 core.
So, in the 50% case, I assume that means you have a dual-core machine?
In the 100% case.... I am stumped. Unless you only had 1 core, or had this open in multiple tabs, I do not know how that would have happened. Let me know what browser and OS, and I'll look into it.
I have dual core. With one tab open it goes to 50% CPU. With two tabs open to 100% CPU. So that works fine. However, i want to know if i'm working on 2 different shares in that sense. Offcourse using Chrome.
Also, how do i easily show hashes/s just like bitp.it does?