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What it does

• While Last.fm or ListenBrainz says you are playing something, your Discord activity shows the track, artist and album cover, like it does on desktop.
• It checks every 16 seconds, and right after you change a setting. A slow lookup is allowed to finish before the next check starts. The activity clears when the music stops, when the lookup fails, and when you turn the plugin off.
• The track, artist and album names link to their pages on the scrobbler, and a Profile button can link to yours.
• It stays out of the way of Spotify, or any other app that already shows what you are listening to.
• A port of Vencord's MusicRichPresence.

Settings

• Scrobbler picks Last.fm, ListenBrainz or a self-hosted ListenBrainz Compatible instance. Last.fm by default.
• Username is your name on that scrobbler. Nothing shows until it is set.
• API Key is your own Last.fm API key, which avoids the rate limit of the shared key. Its description links the Last.fm page that makes one.
• Instance URL and API URL point at a self-hosted ListenBrainz. Both are needed.
• Custom Status Text is the activity name, with {artist}, {album} and {title} for the playing track. "some music" by default.
• Activity Name uses the custom text, the music service name, Artist - Song, Song - Artist, the artist, the song, or the album.
• Member List Shows the activity name, the artist or the track next to your name. The artist by default.
• Without Album Art shows the large scrobbler logo or a generic placeholder.
• Listening Status, Clickable Links, Profile Button, Album Cover, Scrobbler Logo, Hide With Spotify and Hide With Other Activities match the Vencord options. Clickable links, album cover, logo and hiding with Spotify are on by default.

Limits

• Discord only sends your activity while it is open. When you switch away, the system pauses the checks, and Discord's connection closes after a while, so the activity stays as it was or disappears until you come back.
• Mobile Discord has no connection allowlist, so a self-hosted instance works as soon as both URLs are set. Vencord's Allow Instance prompt is not needed.