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>>10187330
browser makers are generally less hostile to remove ads by default in their browsers than prevent scripts that consume electricity and wear down hardware for their users. also even if 1% CPU was enough, when is enough enough? sites would be able to double their money just by increasing it to 2%. hell, three percent is still just three percent, and it's triple the money. eh 10% won't really be noticeable right? hm looks like some people are blocking scripts, let's just set it to 100% to compensate
it works in theory but i don't think mining scripts will replace ad revenue for sites in practice anytime soon. maybe there will be a short moment in time when its viable but it'll drop off