Scroball for Last.fm

Universal Last.fm scrobbler. Tracks plays from Google Play, Apple Music and more

by Peter Josling

50+

Thousand

Downloads

5.0+

Android version

10/28/18

Last updated

2017

August

App age

5.16 MB

App size

Everyone

Content rating

FREE

+ In-App

Price

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Changelog

Sep 27, 2019 Installs 50,000+ installs
Oct 28, 2018 Update Version 1.12
Oct 22, 2018 Update Version 1.11
Oct 1, 2018 Update Version 1.11
Sep 20, 2018 Update Version 1.11
Jun 3, 2018 Update Version 1.9
Dec 9, 2017 Installs 10,000+ installs
Dec 9, 2017 Update Version 1.9
Nov 26, 2017 Update Version 1.7
Nov 1, 2017 Installs 5,000+ installs
Oct 22, 2017 Update Version 1.4
Sep 27, 2017 Installs 1,000+ installs
Sep 16, 2017 Installs 500+ installs
Sep 6, 2017 Installs 100+ installs
Sep 2, 2017 Update Version 1.0
Aug 28, 2017 New App Version 1.0 in MUSIC_AUDIO for Free

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Developer information

Peter Josling

[email protected]

Website

18 Tansley Close
London
N7 0HP

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Description

Scroball is a lightweight scrobbler for Last.fm which can track music playback from almost any media player on Android, including:

• Apple Music
• Pandora
• Google Play Music
• Spotify
• SoundCloud
• YouTube Red
• Deezer
• Tidal
• Amazon Music
• Telegram
• And many more...

Tracks played while offline will be cached and submitted when internet access is available

This app makes use of the Notification Access permission to read media playback information directly from the system for any app. This is the only way to read playback state for many apps. No other data is read from the system or stored.

Note: certain manufacturers (including Xiaomi) stop apps from starting automatically by default. If you have issues with scrobbling not starting without the app being open, look for an 'Autostart' section in your phones settings menu. For MIUI this can be found in the Security app -> Permissions -> Autostart.

Recent changes:
Switch Guava back to Android version, bump

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