Netbox.Browser vs. CryptoTab
Ever since the inception of web browsers, developers have been trying to figure out numerous ways to improve them. They initially started life on our desktop computers, and over time, as technology evolved and we started using portable devices, they made their way onto them. Nowadays, you would be hard-pressed not to find a browser available on just about any device out there.
We use these browsers on a daily basis; when we want to access our email, maybe social media, or even read an interesting fact online, these web browsers, alongside search engines, allow us to access the online content we want.
In fact, if you were to go and purchase a mobile device or just install an operating system on a static device, it would probably feature a built-in browser.
The latest addition to the development of these browsers is blockchain technology, and today we will be exploring two browsers that take advantage of it in numerous ways. These are the Netbox.Browser and the CryptoTab browser. Let’s dive in and see what truly makes each of these browsers unique in its own way.
Feature Breakdown
Each of these browsers has its own specific features that make them stand out and will ultimately tailor your decision as to which one you will be using on a prolonged basis.
CryptoTab
CryptoTab is a web browser that promises the added functionality of mining Bitcoin. IN fact, it has software specifically developed to allow users to mine Bitcoin, with a built-in algorithm that allows you to browse the web and earn BTC along the way. You can also participate in what is known as a referral program, where you can invite friends, promote the browser, and so on.
However, what you need to be aware of immediately is that the browser uses only the unused resources of your computer, which is a way through which it can run without interfering with your normal computer usage. Specifically, the browser uses the CPU to mine instead of the GPU.
The software itself, by default, mines Monero (XMR) and then converts Monero into Bitcoin (BTC) according to the current exchange rate. This is why you will find your balance showcased as BTC. Furthermore, this is the only cryptocurrency offered by the browser.
To streamline the switch from another browser to CryptoTab, you have data import features, and you get access to all of your Google Chrome extensions as well, assuming you are transferring from that browser specifically.
It has security features, filters, tabs and windows, an address bar, a search function, and everything else you would find in other browsers.
A more notable feature out of these is the Cloud.Boost feature speeds up mining and allows you to use different boosts on each of the devices that are linked to your account.
Netbox.Browser
On the other end of this blockchain-based browser spectrum, we have the Netbox.Browser. Now, this is a browser that also lets you mine cryptocurrency tokens by simply using it; however, instead of using your computer’s resources, which lead to quicker degradation and heightened electricity consumption, it uses resources from the network.
You can connect the browser to any search engine out there and use it as if you would use a normal browser.
The Netbox.Browser specifically takes advantage of what is known as the Netbox.Chain. This is a distributed transaction ledger, where all of the transactions are written sequentially into data structures. Every block points to the block which was created before it, which allows it to know the state of the network at any point in time.
When you download and install the browser, it connects to the network, and here it serves the role of the node.
This is what secures the network and gives everyone a higher level of transparency.
The node has built-in functions, which means that it confirms and stores the truth of every data block through what is known as a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) mechanism, where every web browser can verify the blocks and ensure their truth. Here, you get Netbox.Coins.
Netbox.Browser has an integrated blockchain and even serves the role of a cryptocurrency wallet. Here, you can store different cryptocurrencies, including Netbox.Coin (NBX), Bitcoin (BTC), and Ethereum (ETH).
As a node, you connect to a decentralized network that provides you access to decentralized products where users can access farming and staking features.
You can earn around $0.05 per day just by browsing the web as a result of this.
Conclusion: Netbox.Browser Rewards Usage
While CryptoTab is a browser that allows you to mine Monero, where it then gets converted into Bitcoin, it uses your own computer’s resources. Furthermore, you need to create a Bitcoin wallet in order to get the most out of it.
On the other end of the spectrum, Netbox.Browser.
When you install the Netbox.Browser you can instantly create a Netbox.Wallet and begin surfing. Netbox has even created a referral program that gives extra rewards for users who invite their friends.
The browser also has its own integrated wallet, does not use your computer resources, and you have a clear indication of how much money you are earning on a daily basis. It uses a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) method for verifying the blocks, which is a lot more energy-efficient and eco-friendly, and provides you with access to all other Netbox products as well.
Join us and stay tuned for exciting new updates in the coming weeks:
- Telegram: https://t.me/netboxglobal
- Discord: https://discord.gg/GCgZZPN
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/netboxglobal
- Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/netboxglobal
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NetboxGlobal
- BitcoinTalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5159126.0
- Medium: https://medium.com/@netboxglobal
- YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/netboxglobal
- Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/NetboxGlobal
- Website, WhitePaper, Team: https://netbox.global
- Explorer: https://explorer.netbox.global
- Browser with wallet: https://cdn.netbox.global/download/netbox.exe
- Wallets: https://github.com/netboxglobal
