I like to make sure that it is clear up front. I’m not affiliated with any of these apps. I am simply a broke guy who is trying to break out of the prison of poverty. My content is centered around how to get folks investing without them having to go out of pocket. Thus we explore anything that can potentially put money into their pockets. I have done several reviews in the past VIA my Facebook pages (before I realized the group was what I should have been posting in). Instead of just copy/pasting those old reviews I figured I would give updated coverage. 

What I am posting today is something that I am still currently testing. Since I found it on this website, I had hoped that maybe someone else would pitch in & confirm if they’re legit or not. Either way. I’ll give the run down as of now & come back with updates later on. 

Link: https://cryptotabbrowser.com/19971910

This seems like just a browser extension for Chrome. They advertise it as if it is a browser of its own, but I notice certain areas still treat it as if I have Chrome open. Their pitch is that you can mine Bitcoin without all the cost of hardware. It shows your hash rate, how much you’ve mined, & how much that is worth in whatever currency you’ve selected (USD). 

It also has some sort of layered referral program. So you would receive a portion of the person you referred’s earnings as well as anyone they refer. Thus far I have only ran it for just under 24 hours. I have earned exactly 0.0168 USD. I am not using their “cloud boost” which costs money but promises 15x. Since I am not even sure that it actually pays out. 

I haven’t actually referred anyone yet. I did download it on an iPad, my iPhone, & an old iPhone I just had laying around. It claims that phones do not earn as much, which makes sense, but it does seem to have increased the output. 

I can’t say for sure yet that it pays out. I did try to research it a bit prior to downloading. All I saw was positive posts about it, but a great many of them seemed very similar in regards to what they were saying. I will definitely make sure to write a scathing review if they do prove to be false when the time comes to fork over whatever little tiny earnings I have. 

All in all. I think it is a great concept. Realistically it would be worth the cost of the developers if they have the equipment to generate the coins for them. Just because of the traffic they would receive. My one complaint thus far is that when I was getting the app on my other devices, I used my referral link, & instead of taking me to the actual app - it took me to the “pro” version which costs $4. I don’t think it benefits them at all. Sure, they might trick a couple people out of that money but for the most part it will cause people to say “oh there’s the catch” & abandon it all entirely. To clarify, on my phone I can scroll down & the free version of the app is right there. But without that knowledge I feel like it will just cost them some customers. 

I pretty much left my laptop on 24/7 anyway. So it isn’t really any inconvenience. It hasn’t lagged or slowed my PC or mobile devices. I’ve made sure to not sign in with any accounts that I care about & I just used an old Twitter. I’d recommend creating a “dummy” account of some sort just until more light has been shed on it. 

Thus far I remain on the fence. Everything operates fairly well but without being able to confirm the payments I can’t stand behind it. If you have already tried it & have any feedback please drop it in the comments. 

I promise. There are very few examples that would be this vague. The community I am trying to build is focused on trying to unite all of our users in bringing & verifying this type of information. So I figured I would throw it out there for anyone who wants to join in on the testing. The quicker I reach a larger number (& thus can confirm the payout) the quicker it can either be added to the “get this” list or the “watch out for it” list. 

Thank you all once again & have a good week!

- S♾N