I don't see the popup either, but I've got a blocker running by default, so would only see it if I bother to go look at what my blocker has blocked (which I tend not to do with no reason). Having a manual link to the disclosure notice may be a possibly solution so that the information is easily accessible to anyone, even if they're running a blocker, so they can't just say 'but it didn't show for me'.

Thank you!

> it is unethical or not? A simple "yes" or " no" will suffice.

Yes.

> in order to obtain why? (?)

To give the users complaining about your tool an alternative option they may not have been aware of.

> I hijack my users processors for my own profit? 

1000% yes, no matter how you try and spin this you cannot avoid this fact.

> What is the difference between "hijacking users processors" for testing a decentralized cryptocurrency with a great potential, and "hijacking users processors" with poorly coded sites or, even worse, with Google Analytics, Facebook Stats or Twitter SDKs, that are silently profiling users habits into data that is then sold to advertisers for billions?

I'm not having this debate, I despise both equally.

> In the Steemit chat you also said to me that if you could un-steem your post you would do it, I assume you wrote that after you wrote this comment.

I responded on chat first and  I have nothing to hide or defend here. Here's my initial chat response for others, since your implying I'm being manipulative to make you look bad when in reality I'm just bluntly calling out what I see as shitty behaviour.

> I hadn't seen the warning at all, and it never showed a popup like you pictured in your comment for me (in debian firefox ) , but I do see the footer now. If I could un-resteem I would, but I still don't think it's really kosher to be pushing cpu miners regardless of how much warnings were given..

> It's sad to see this divisive approach and accusations without proof

The proof is in the post and on your site still, you definately did put a crypto miner on your site and I make no apologies for letting people know about it, since you did a terrible job making this clear.

> It's very easy to destroy the reputation of a person with a few unfounded but plausible accusations.

100% provable fact. I agree, reps are fragile so stop trying to spin this fail, remove the crapware and we can move on.

I've enjoyed our past interactions and I respect what you've done as a witness right up till this. 

I'm not going to debate the merits of course mining or advertising or shitcoins with you, believe what you want. I've shared the warning and I won't use the site anymore myself, sorted.