How to Block Tags on Tumblr?

How to Block Tags on Tumblr?

How to Block Tags on Tumblr?

When you block Tags on Tumblr it hides posts with certain tags from your dashboard and in search results.

A fairly open platform, Tumblr offers a vast range of material.

You may also easily find stuff on your Tumblr feed that you don't want to see.

So, what are some ways to block tags on Tumblr to stop that content from appearing?

Only explicit content is blocked by Tumblr's Safe Mode, and it doesn't function as effectively as claimed.

What if you wanted to prevent a particular kind of post from showing up on your feed?

Fortunately, Tumblr allows you to ignore these posts.

Tumblr's Filtering function allows you to avoid these postings.

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This article is for you if you've ever wished to block tags from showing up in your Tumblr feed.

We'll walk you through each step of how to block tags on Tumblr.

1.      Use Tumblr Filtering

The simplest way to block tags on Tumblr is to use its built-in Filtering system.

From here, you can easily add and remove specific tags that you want to blacklist from Tumblr so that posts tagged with those hashtags don’t appear on your feed.

Individuals who publish content on Tumblr have the option of adding useful tags or coming up with new ones to fit trending searches.

However, Tumblr may push out content connected to tags that you never wanted to see in the first place into your dashboard feed if you regularly follow any blogs.

Tumblr just introduced a way to filter content to avoid this from becoming an issue.

When you filter a tag, every post that includes that tag is automatically blocked, even if additional tags have been added.

On your dashboard, though, you can still see placeholders for blocked posts, so they aren't necessarily invisible.

Just tap or click the View Post button to open the post in the dashboard sidebar if you want to see it.

Tumblr offers the ability to block tags on the desktop, as well as through its mobile apps for both iOS and Android.

You don't need to repeat your actions on different platforms because your changes sync over.

How To Block Tags on Tumblr on the Web?

1.      On your Tumblr dashboard, click the account icon.

2.     Then, click Tumblr Settings.

Tumblr Settings.

3.     Locate the "Filtering" section on the bottom of the settings page, and then click the pencil symbol to the right of "Filtered Tags." After typing the Tag, you want to block, click "Add."

Tumblr Settings.

Select the "Remove" option to delete a filter.

How To Block Tags on Tumblr iPhone and Android Apps?

1.      On your Tumblr dashboard, tap the account icon.

2.     Tap the gear icon in the top right corner.

3.     Next, select "Account settings" for Android or "General settings" for iPhone.

4.    Tap "Filtering."

5.     To add tags to the list, tap "+New" next to "Filtered Tags".

When using the iOS app, swipe left on a filter to remove it, then tap "Delete." 

Tap the filter you want to get rid of in the Android app, then select "Remove."

2.   Using Third Party Tools

You may install third-party plugins, such as the Tumblr Savior Chrome plugin if you want an advanced method of blocking tags.

In addition to a blacklist and a whitelist, this plugin also lets you always display posts with a particular tag and block certain tags.

The fact that this plugin is only accessible to desktop users of Firefox and Google Chrome is its only drawback.

Conclusion

Keep in mind that your entire Tumblr account will be affected by these blocked tags.

Therefore, these tags will continue to prevent content from showing up on your feed even if you navigate between secondary blogs.

Remember that the effectiveness of this feature depends on how well-suited the post's tags are for it.

Only posts with the precise tag you've selected can be omitted from the filter.