<p>This kinda thing gets your website put in blacklists.</p>

<p>The only way (I know of at least) to mine in the browser is <a href="http://www.bitcoinplus.com/" rel="nofollow">Bitcoin Plus</a>, which actually is just a wrapper around a background Java applet. So you would probably want to make a Java miner and then work off that.</p>

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Zoey Mertes
<p>As an experiment, I will have website visitors mine litecoins. Yes, I know this won't work very well, but I simply want to try it. If I want the visitors to be part of a pool, how should I create user accounts for them? <strong>Is it ok if I have them all mine under the same worker name, or do I have to create individual workers?</strong></p>

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How to add website visitors to a pool?
Jack Humphries
# How to add website visitors to a pool?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-04-28)

As an experiment, I will have website visitors mine litecoins. Yes, I know this won't work very well, but I simply want to try it. If I want the visitors to be part of a pool, how should I create user accounts for them? **Is it ok if I have them all mine under the same worker name, or do I have to create individual workers?**

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### Answer by username_1 on 2013-07-12. Score: 1

This kinda thing gets your website put in blacklists.

The only way (I know of at least) to mine in the browser is [Bitcoin Plus](http://www.bitcoinplus.com/), which actually is just a wrapper around a background Java applet. So you would probably want to make a Java miner and then work off that.


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