Pano Scrobbler for LastFM

Pano Scrobbler is a listening history and stats app for Android, Windows, and Linux, with core features shared across platforms.

Features:

For all platforms:

- No ads ever
- Scrobbles to Lastfm, Librefm, ListenBrainz, Pleroma and other compatible services
- View song, album, artist, album artist, and tag details
- View scrobbles from a specific time, such as last year or last month
- Extract or fix metadata such as "Remastered" with regex pattern edits
- Extract the first artist from a string of all performers before scrobbling
- Block artists, songs, etc., and automatically skip or mute when they play
- Check what your followed users are listening to and view their stats
- Import and export settings, edits, and blocklists
- View charts with change indicators for specific time periods
- View scrobble count graphs and tag clouds
- Get a random song, album, or artist from your listening history
- Search Lastfm for songs, artists, or albums
- Themes
- Remember and see apps you scrobbled from and play directly in them
- Supports network proxies

For platforms other than Android TV:

- Scrobble to a CSV or JSONL file locally
- Interactive notification - view song info, edit, love, cancel, or block songs directly from the notification
- Collage generator
- Add or remove personal tags from the info screen
- Edit or delete existing scrobbles. Remembers edits
- Control Pano Scrobbler from automation apps

Phones and tablets only:

- Scrobble from apps that identify music playing around you
- Charts as a customizable home-screen widget
- Get your top scrobbles digests as a notification at the end of every week, month and year

Recent changes:
- Uses an outlined focus indicator for tab navigation or DPAD navigation on TV
- Pause scrobbling until a specific time
- The UI wastes less vertical space
- Very long dialogs can now expand to a non-dialog screen
- Opens locale-specific links for last.fm
- Added palette styles and hue slider in themes
- Bug fixes
- Translation updates by the translators on Crowdin