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What are you talking about, I went to your site on my laptop, and of all of a sudden my cpu and fans get maxed out, computer starts acting slow.

I did not give you permission to max out my cpu, you do not inform anyone, anywhere, on your site that sates that you "stealing" cpu power.

If you think what you are doing is morally correct, then you have moral issues, and will most likely escalate your thefts to fit your agenda.

At this point, I wouldnt even use or recomened anyone to use your product. Even if you stoped and started to charge people for your services.

Honestly man, how do you think its morally correct to use peoples cpu without their permission. And yes it is stealing and that makes you a thief.

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I hate to be harsh, its awesome that you are providing a cool open source software, its rare these days, but from our point of view, how can we trust someone thats pulling something what you are doing. In this day of age, you need to charge people for your services. The only competition out there is awesome miner, and they charge a hefty price.

I don't mean to call you a thief, im sure your intentions are good willed and I hope the best for you.

You know whats morally incorrect? You trying to use free software that people have put hundreds of hours into, releasing it for free as open source to the community, WITH an option to disable CPU mining on the front page (did i mention its OPEN SOURCE and you can just remove the code yourself?), then coming on here and calling the developer a thief.

Hes not hiding anything, your choosing to use this free software, and you have zero grounds to say what your saying. Its people like you that discourage people like us in crypto that try to offer tools to help the community as a whole for continuing to do what we do.

how true is this in the first place? im on his site and my computers running normally... is there anything in the code to make it 'mine' for the dev?

Yes there is but you can easily stop it from the settings page clicking the button "Stop browser mining", as you can see it's all transparent for the user I didn't hide anything about this, of course it's enabled by default but just go to the settings page to disable it.

well nothing wrong with that... i guess it'll mine only when i open it so wth i might let it run for you if i end up using this

Thanks for your support! Yes it mines only when you have a browser with Minera opened and only if in the settings page it is enabled.