Upload Your Scrobble Data
Analyze your Last.fm history for duplicate artists, album variations, and other data quality issues.
π How to Get Your Export File
- Go to lastfmstats.com
- Enter your Last.fm username and wait for data to load
- Click the Export button to download your CSV
- Drag the file to the upload box in the sidebar, or click the box to browse
π What's New in v0.7.0
This release changes what dismissing means. One button has become two, and the tool can now tell you when something you fixed has come back.
- β Fixed or π« Ignore - Fixed means "I corrected this on Last.fm": the item hides until new plays appear under the old name. Ignore means "not a problem": the item hides for good. Both can be restored
- Recurrences come back tagged - When a fixed item picks up new scrobbles or a new spelling, it returns to the active list with a line saying when you marked it and what changed since
- Your existing dismissals - Everything you dismissed before is treated as fixed. Anything still in your export shows once more with a note, so you can confirm it or switch it to ignore. Items you genuinely fixed never reappear
- Active / Fixed / Ignored views - The "view dismissed only" checkbox is now a three-way switch in the sidebar, each with its own count
- Compilations in one click - "Fixed all" and "Ignore all" on a compilation card act on every track still showing
- Report markers - [FIXED], [IGNORED] and [RECURRED] replace [DISMISSED]
- Hyphens - "Hip Hop" now groups with "Hip-Hop", and dashes are treated like other punctuation in artist, album and track names
- Lone invisible characters - An album or track with a hidden character in its name is flagged even when there is no clean spelling to compare it with
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