If you're new to Last.fm, we recommend signing up first and then installing the Google Chrome extension, though you can also sign up for Last.fm via the extension. You can use it with or without scrobbling anything in fact you can enable or disable scrobbling from the player's interface. Last.fm's free Google Chrome extension simply lets you play your tracks directly from Chrome, without having to open Windows Media Player or another player. It tracks what you listen to on Internet radio as well as on your portable player via a plug-in and compiles the information into your profile. Last.fm's "scrobbling" feature tracks your listening habits and recommends music you might like.
Seems like a natural match, doesn't it? It is, thanks to Last.fm's free music player extension for Chrome.
Google Chrome is one of the fastest and most flexible browsers available. The Last.fm Scrobbler - no music fan should be caught dead without it.Last.fm is one of the largest and most popular music sites online. In line with modern evolutions in online music, Last.fm Scrobbler mixes streaming and social tools to give you an exciting music player. Most of us here at Softonic have Last.fm connected all day, simply because it doesn’t require you to have your own music library, it’s free and provides an endless flow of new tunes. If you have the Audioscrobbler plug-in installed, Last.fm Scrobbler can also track all the songs you play in your favorite desktop music app (like iTunes) and connect you with even more neighbors. The lists of the friends you made on Last.fm will also appear on your player. With the Last.fm Scrobbler, you can connect to neighbors' stations and listen to their tunes. The Last.fm Scrobbler menu bar on the left includes your recently played tracks, recently loved and recently banned, although to listen to these you’ll need to upgrade your Last.fm account. This is where you’ll find artist information like album cover, a small description of the artist, related tags and artists and top listeners. We like the shiny control icons and the “now playing” window. Although slightly bulky, the Last.fm Scrobbler is sleek and accessible.
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