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Version 2.3.4 · 2025-03-31
+Some bug fixes.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 2.3.4, updated 2025-03-31.








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Trax is a Last.fm app to scrobble your local listens, browse and manage your Last.fm Library. Works offline and online.
Trax is connected in real time with Last.fm but you can use it independently from your Last.fm profile: your scrobbles are downloaded and saved in your device and all stats are generated by the app from your local Library.
iCLOUD SUPPORT
Last.fm doesn't allow to edit or delete your scrobbles to third party apps, so actions like Edit or Delete scrobbles, albums or artists are uploaded to your iCloud account (if available) and are always available, even if you remove and reinstall the app.
SILENT LOCAL SCROBBLING
+ Your local and remote listens are added periodically in background to your Library even with the app is in background.
RECENT ITEMS AND CHARTS
+ Trax Scrobbler displays your recent listens and your charts by track, artist, or album.…
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+Some bug fixes.
trax-scrobblerWhat the stores publish. Store ratings are the stores’ numbers, not Appworthy’s, and are never averaged across stores.
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