Last.fm, Steam and GitHub blocks on Vaults.lol

Last.fm shows the song you are listening to right now or the last song you played, plus your total scrobble count. Steam shows your online status and the game you are playing. GitHub shows your follower count, public repos and the total stars across your public repositories.

All three are free for everyone, no tier needed. They update on their own while the profile is open, so visitors always see current data.

Open Customize, then Social Blocks. Paste your Last.fm username, your Steam profile link or your GitHub username into its box and press Connect. The preview fills in right away so you can check it is the right account. Turn on Show on profile to make the block live, and turn it off later without losing your settings.

Steam accepts your full profile URL, so a custom or numeric link works either way. Disconnect removes the block and clears the saved account.

Each block shows the service's name and the public data connected to it. If your Steam profile is set to private, Steam only exposes a small amount of information, so the block may show less or hide your current game. That is Steam's privacy setting, not a Vaults problem, and you can change it in your Steam settings.

None of the blocks ever ask for your Last.fm, Steam or GitHub password. They read the same public information anyone can see on those services.

On the Float layout the blocks use the same glass look as the other floating widgets, with frosted surfaces and soft borders. In every other layout they use the standard block style so they match the rest of your page.