Build b1386v0.1.0-b1386

A new Scrobbling pane in Settings connects either service — a pasted user token for ListenBrainz, an OAuth browser sign-in for Last.fm, with credentials held in the macOS Keychain and sent straight from your Mac, never through Kapell. A play qualifies once it's run four minutes or half its length, whichever comes first; skips don't count, and there's no "now playing" ping — only finished listens go out.

Scrobbles are written to an on-device outbox first and flushed to the service when the network returns, so a dropped connection never costs you a play. The queue is bounded on both age and count, so a long offline stretch can't let the backlog grow without bound.

Where Kapell can resolve one, each scrobble to ListenBrainz carries a MusicBrainz recording MBID rather than plain artist-and-title text — so your history lands on the exact recording, not a same-named live cut or remaster.

One switch from the View menu (⌘⇧P) takes a session off the record — your plays stop feeding Apple Music's recommendations, your Listen Log, and any connected scrobblers for as long as it's on. A red PRIVATE chip in the chin means there's never a doubt about whether you're being recorded.

Toggling Private Mode while something's playing rebuilds the queue quietly in place — playback holds its position and your play/pause state — and a confirmation spells out exactly what the switch will and won't record.