I can bet once word gets out about this it would get pretty popular
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I’m not sure either, that’s part of the adventure ;). But as a real answer, it seems pretty interesting to me and the response so far has been great. Post your video on the Minecraft forums and maybe Bukkit forums to see what happens.
Awesome, If you don’t make it for linux i will die.
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@WetSponge
This is intended to be a Chrome Add-on (if I am not mistaken) so, because Chrome is an application for Linux along with some other operating systems, it should work fine for you.
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Yay!
Sorry, I didn’t realise
What would be even better would be to step away from chrome dependence and use something like JavaFX (or even swing shudders).
Just my thought 
You must be good at your job to get leader, I’m still a little all regular
Nononono. Remove Swing from that answer! pls… for my sanity.
JavaFX would probably be the best and most obvious way to go
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Come on, you know you just love swing 
I just wish I could make something look better than:
here is a better view:
Just why?! 
BTW, JFX is easy once you get into it. Although making a scrolling line chart is a PITA. I have experiences with that
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It is amazing what they have done with FX, especially with scenebuilder. It makes it really quite accessible for anyone to learn quickly.
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How will the security be handled?
Will the server have to be local for notifications?
No problem, glad you understand now.
Right now the minecraft server communicates directly to the chrome extension, but this requires an extra port to be available. I’m currently working on a better way, where there’s a master server that handles the requests, so shared hosts without extra ports wont have any trouble using it too.
Just make sure that you use nginx instead of Apache to get the full potential of long-polling requests (which will reduce request count by letting each request stay open longer).
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