I would definitely use it, if it can work with backbone.js, possibly with offline storage

Works on FireFox. Very cool :) Hope to see continued development on this.

Thanks for encouraging words. Will try to finish the server side code soon and let you guys know. :)

An amazing start! I just followed this on Github.

Kudos! Very nice! ... now for the back end! :-)

I know! Right now I am storing cursor coordinates as one moves and displaying it via red squares. My initial thought was to timestamp each point and then every few seconds make an ajax request to server with just the updated data. And once I have lets say 2000-3000 points, run some sort of algorithm to weed out arbit points and have only most visited coordinates displayed as most popular regions. Easy peasy right? But now as I am thinking more about it, I think the data I will have might not be able to accomplish the task. My first question to myself is, a point on my screen will have different coordinates than yours, for example lets say the top left corner of button that shows map is 300,400 on my screen. But since my screen resolution might be different than yours, it might become 200,300 on your screen. Therefore data point loses its relevance. One approach that I can think of to solve this issue. Get screen resolution of each user along with the data points, which can be used to normalize the data back on server. Any thoughts, suggestions?

Works on Safari 5 too :) Great stuff!