Re: Newbie tool to MAXIMIZE FAUCET EARNINGS in little to no time.
Alarms are functional.
Whenever a faucet switches to "ready", you will receive an alert (if at least 5 minutes since the last alert).
The browsertab title of the website now contains the number of playable/available faucets (updated every minute).
Hope this helps you guys,
Starting on the next update, this one I am pretty sure everyone will love.
Whenever a faucet switches to "ready", you will receive an alert (if at least 5 minutes since the last alert).
The browsertab title of the website now contains the number of playable/available faucets (updated every minute).
Hope this helps you guys,
Starting on the next update, this one I am pretty sure everyone will love.
Great update! By alert, do you mean JS alert or google chrome desktop notification? You should add desktop notifications that replace JS alerts.
It is just JS right now, I was going to perfect this across all browsers, and add the ability for you to customize when you're alerted, before expanding. But since you asked for it specifically, I have no problems expanding my knowledge and implementing this.
Thanks!
Your Google Notifications has been added to the system. You can now also turn both the horn and Google notifiactions on/off via your account page which can be found at the bottom of the left sidebar.
Wow, thanks. I'm not really a faucet person, but since you customized it like I said, I'll go ong it once or twice. Thanks!
I don't use many myself any more either, but faucets played a big roll in getting me started. That is the reason this tool is so important to me. I still use a few of the daily and hourly ones. I think I may put the faucet earnings into a pool and start a few faucets of my own.
Good luck on that. The trick is to have a unique faucet that pays out a lot!
It's not really a waste of time if you weren't gonna use it for anything else anyways.
I basically click a few faucets or post a couple posts in here in-between classes etc,
generally during dead time that still is too little to spend on something 'useful'.