ExtensionFM v2 for Chrome brings social sharing and mobile to music gathering

If you're a music lover who browses the Web with Google Chrome, ExtensionFM is really a must-have extension. It allows you to build a library of all the music you discover while sifting through music sites like Spinner, Tumblr blogs, and just about anywhere else you find embedded MP3 tunes on a page.

Dan Kantor and crew have just released ExtensionFM (exFM) v2, and it's a major upgrade. For starters, there's social integration with Facebook, Twitter, and Last.FM -- making it easy to scrobble, tweet, or post songs you enjoy to your wall. If you haven't created an exFM account yet, now is the time. The new version also includes a note function, which adds songs to your public profile page. People can follow you via the exFM to keep abreast of your latest audio finds or simply drop by the page to catch up. Dan's profile page is here, in case you're curious what the exFM frontman likes to listen to.
Better still, profile pages are mobile-friendly. Pull up your own profile on just about any HTML5-capable mobile browser, and you can listen to your noted tracks on the go! It worked nicely on my Palm Pre, iPod touch, and HTC Incredible.

For full details about v2, check out the official exFM blog.

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