Observed arrival · 2026-09-17
Blossum AFK Keeps Your Minecraft Queue Spot
A small open-source utility that holds a Minecraft server connection, answers idle checks, reconnects after drops, and returns control when you come back.
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Blossum attaches to an existing Minecraft Java instance rather than replacing the launcher, then applies user-defined idle, reconnect, and alert rules. Its example log follows a session from queue position 412 through a server restart to position 1, recording 214 chat lines over 8 hours and 24 minutes. The page lists Windows, macOS, and Linux support, headless operation at roughly 90 MB, and a no-installer 4.2 MB download. It also warns that individual servers may prohibit AFK automation.
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