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- Takeaways from the Blockchain Expo
- Blockchain Expo Olympia London
- Merchant Payment Requests
- March 2018 Accounts
- JSE Token Changes And Network Maintenance
- Merchant Tools Released
- Token Economics Proposal
- Kaspersky Whitelisting
- February 2018 Accounts
- Scheduled Maintenance Tomorrow
- Moving to an opt-in system
- January 2018 Accounts
- New JSEcoin Website
- December 2017 Accounts
- JSEcoin Bitdefender White-Listing and New API Functions
- New Year
- New Hashing System Going Live Tomorrow
- Proof of Life Algorithm
- November 2017 Accounts
- Splitting website earnings between two users
Forum Posts
- JSECoin Desktop Mining App [Download]
- More users mine = more difficult?
- Deleting Site ID's and Sub ID's
- Can't login into platform mining
- Question about video full screen zooming
- Cant acess site (mining) in Russia
- Jsecoin withdraw
- Self Mining Rewards
- ICO
- Banners Keep showing on every page eventhough Opt-In
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Firefox Quantum Tested
Mozilla have released their Firefox Quantum update and it’s pretty impressive.
Quantum does “feel” quicker thanks to the new browser engine.
On the self-mining tests it’s hard to tell as so much is dependent on external factors but we can’t see a significant difference in hash rates since the update.
At JSEcoin we are browser geeks and on first impressions we are big fans of the work Mozilla have put in to this update. If you are using Chrome and happy with it then I would say stick with that. If you are using Edge, Safari or god forbid Internet Explorer it is worth trying out:
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/
P.S. We’ve been doing some updates to the platform to integrate sharing and social buttons. We hope this will make it easier for our users to spread the word and earn affiliate revenues at the same time.
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