How simple is to integrate remote mining software in a webpage to replace ads?

[naf]

I mean using visitors processing power to mine some alt like Monero, asking for user permit.

[Agozyen]

Back when bitcoin was young you could mine in a web browser.  There were also snippets of code you could insert into your website (header I think) that would mine for you when people had those websites open.  It didn't take off because the difficulty started to rise, but at least for a short while it was hot. 

I don't think it would work today under your proposed model unless you could prevent others from hijacking your code and redirecting the hashrate somewhere else.  Unless of course these were websites under your control. 

[naf]

Oh I understand, protecting from hijacking is a real problem. Thank you for your answer.

[leowonderful]

Back when bitcoin was young you could mine in a web browser.  There were also snippets of code you could insert into your website (header I think) that would mine for you when people had those websites open.  It didn't take off because the difficulty started to rise, but at least for a short while it was hot.  

I don't think it would work today under your proposed model unless you could prevent others from hijacking your code and redirecting the hashrate somewhere else.  Unless of course these were websites under your control.  

I remember this as well, and there was also a phase where it was popular with Litecoin with Litecoinpool integrating a now deprecated Java-based LTC miner into a webpage (it's still there, just search- one of my first posts was about this!). It's still possible to do this today with an Altcoin of some sort, whether it's in plain sight or not. I'd imagine it'd take a few lines of code changed and optimizations to hashing algorithms, etc but it's definitely possible. As long as it's for good intent.

[Agozyen]

Back when bitcoin was young you could mine in a web browser.  There were also snippets of code you could insert into your website (header I think) that would mine for you when people had those websites open.  It didn't take off because the difficulty started to rise, but at least for a short while it was hot.  

I don't think it would work today under your proposed model unless you could prevent others from hijacking your code and redirecting the hashrate somewhere else.  Unless of course these were websites under your control.  

I remember this as well, and there was also a phase where it was popular with Litecoin with Litecoinpool integrating a now deprecated Java-based LTC miner into a webpage (it's still there, just search- one of my first posts was about this!). It's still possible to do this today with an Altcoin of some sort, whether it's in plain sight or not. I'd imagine it'd take a few lines of code changed and optimizations to hashing algorithms, etc but it's definitely possible. As long as it's for good intent.

Good intent indeed.  There are so many altcoins that if you were to pick the right algo and point it at a multipool it might get somewhere.  I always thought it would be a good idea to have a game platform with integrated mining support built in that would use a small percentage of your graphics in exchange for free games.

[naf]

Back when bitcoin was young you could mine in a web browser.  There were also snippets of code you could insert into your website (header I think) that would mine for you when people had those websites open.  It didn't take off because the difficulty started to rise, but at least for a short while it was hot.  

I don't think it would work today under your proposed model unless you could prevent others from hijacking your code and redirecting the hashrate somewhere else.  Unless of course these were websites under your control.  

I remember this as well, and there was also a phase where it was popular with Litecoin with Litecoinpool integrating a now deprecated Java-based LTC miner into a webpage (it's still there, just search- one of my first posts was about this!). It's still possible to do this today with an Altcoin of some sort, whether it's in plain sight or not. I'd imagine it'd take a few lines of code changed and optimizations to hashing algorithms, etc but it's definitely possible. As long as it's for good intent.

Good intent indeed.  There are so many altcoins that if you were to pick the right algo and point it at a multipool it might get somewhere.  I always thought it would be a good idea to have a game platform with integrated mining support built in that would use a small percentage of your graphics in exchange for free games.

That's a great idea! Game platform with integrated mining system.. I'll keep researching this just for fun, anyway. Thank you all.

[eckmar]

Back when bitcoin was young you could mine in a web browser.  There were also snippets of code you could insert into your website (header I think) that would mine for you when people had those websites open.  It didn't take off because the difficulty started to rise, but at least for a short while it was hot.  

I don't think it would work today under your proposed model unless you could prevent others from hijacking your code and redirecting the hashrate somewhere else.  Unless of course these were websites under your control.  

I remember this as well, and there was also a phase where it was popular with Litecoin with Litecoinpool integrating a now deprecated Java-based LTC miner into a webpage (it's still there, just search- one of my first posts was about this!). It's still possible to do this today with an Altcoin of some sort, whether it's in plain sight or not. I'd imagine it'd take a few lines of code changed and optimizations to hashing algorithms, etc but it's definitely possible. As long as it's for good intent.

Good intent indeed.  There are so many altcoins that if you were to pick the right algo and point it at a multipool it might get somewhere.  I always thought it would be a good idea to have a game platform with integrated mining support built in that would use a small percentage of your graphics in exchange for free games.

That's a great idea! Game platform with integrated mining system.. I'll keep researching this just for fun, anyway. Thank you all.

PirateBay did that but without the knowledge of the users. Simple goolge search will get you to the software they used. It's basically a JavaScript code that you put on your web page and point toward the API key you get from them. They take percentage and you get your coins. Of course you can compile C based miner yourself and avoid the fee if you want to hassle...