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Many ways to improve your Tumblr experience!

Ask Tweaks

Ask Tweaks

Make it easier to send asks and manage messages in your inbox.

Better Reblogs

Better Reblogs

Reblog faster and more productively.

Bookmarker

Bookmarker

Mark your place in the dashboard to go back to later.

Dashboard Tweaks

Dashboard Tweaks

Customize your dashboard interface for easier reading and blogging.

Dash Links to Tabs

Dash Links to Tabs

Open links in your dashboard in new tabs. Never lose your place in the dashboard!

Goto Dash Post

Goto Dash Post

Jump directly from a post permalink page to its position on the dashboard.

Magnifier

Magnifier

Enlarge photos without leaving the dashboard.

Mass Editor Tweaks

Mass Editor Tweaks

Select multiple posts (by type, number) in the Tumblr Mass Editor.

Post Crushes

Post Crushes

Automatically create posts of your Tumblr crushes.

Posting Tweaks

Posting Tweaks

More functions and automatic actions for creating or editing posts.

Reblog Yourself

Reblog Yourself

Improve reblogging functionality to your own Tumblr posts.

Reply Replies

Reply Replies

Automatically create reply posts for responding to post comments and other notes.

Safe Dash

Safe Dash

In public? Hide images in Tumblr posts until you hover your mouse over them (in case they're unsafe).

Sidebar Tweaks

Sidebar Tweaks

Tweak your Tumblr sidebar and add useful stuff to it.

Timestamps

Timestamps

Add the date and time to a post, message or submission.

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Ask Tweaks

Ask Tweaks

Makes it easier to send asks and manage messages in your inbox.

Add scrollbars when sending long asks

Add extra post options when answering asks:

  • publish to your drafts, queue or as private with a single click
  • add tags when answering messages

Open Ask boxes from a user menu (User menu icon) without leaving the dashboard

Mass delete messages in your inbox

Add queue/publish buttons to submitted posts in your inbox

Smaller Fan Mail messages

Always show long Fan Mail messages as a whole

Settings active by default:

Optional settings you can activate:

Better Reblogs

Better Reblogs

Reblog faster and more productively.

Keep original tags when reblogging

Enable quick (1-click) reblogging

Always reblog long text posts as text (instead of link posts)

Allow reblogging of Ask posts as text

Automatically add custom tags to reblogged posts

Settings active by default:

Optional settings you can activate:

Bookmarker

Bookmarker

Mark your place in the dashboard to go back to later.

Bookmarker adds a small bookmark button to posts. Click on one to mark that post in your dashboard. Jump back to it at any time by clicking on the bookmark entry in your Tumblr sidebar.

Dashboard Tweaks

Dashboard Tweaks

Customize your dashboard interface for easier reading and blogging.

Fit reblog post quotes into a smaller area for easier reading

Wrap dashboard post tags onto multiple lines

Replace text dashboard controls (delete, edit, queue, publish) with icons

Reduce size of dashboard post control buttons

Replace icon dashboard controls (reply, reblog) with text

Add new post buttons to the top of all dashboard pages

Widescreen dashboard

Show a move to top of queue button on queued posts

Control whether thumbnail images in posts enlarge together

Mass delete posts in your drafts, queue or published posts

Add a Shuffle button to your queue

Settings active by default:

Optional settings you can activate:

Dash Links to Tabs

Dash Links to Tabs

Open links in your dashboard in new tabs. Never lose your place in the dashboard!

In addition to opening new tabs when you click on links in posts, you can also set other buttons and links to open in new tabs:

New post buttons at the top of the dashboard

Buttons in the Tumblr sidebar

Reblog buttons on dashboard posts

Edit buttons on dashboard posts

Settings active by default:

Optional settings you can activate:

Goto Dash Post

Goto Dash Post

Jump directly from a post permalink page to its position on the dashboard.

Goto Dash Post adds a "↵ Dash" button to the control buttons at the top-right of a post permalink page of a Tumblr you follow. Click on it to jump to that post's position in your dashboard.

Magnifier

Magnifier

Enlarge photos without leaving the dashboard.

Magnifier adds a small Magnifier icon icon to photo and photoset posts on the dashboard. Click on it to view the full-size images without leaving the dash.

Add a Magnify Avatar Icon magnify icon to Tumblr user avatars to enlarge them

Settings active by default:

Optional settings you can activate:

Mass Editor Tweaks

Mass Editor Tweaks

Select multiple posts in the Tumblr Mass Editor.

Mass Editor Tweaks adds a Select menu to the Tumblr Mass Editor that allows you to select posts in groups of 100, or by post type (including answered asks and private posts).

Post Crushes

Post Crushes

Automatically create posts of your Tumblr crushes.

Create Tumblr crushes image with small or large avatars

Add usernames of your Tumblr crushes as post tags

Show crush percentages in the crushes image

Specify a custom heading for your list of crushes

Open the crushes post in a new tab

Settings active by default:

Optional settings you can activate:

Posting Tweaks

Posting Tweaks

More functions and automatic actions for creating or editing posts.

Always enable photo replies on new posts

Add a "+ Upload Photo" button for all new post

Add quick Queue Post, Save Draft and Save as Private buttons for publishing new posts

Add a blog selector list (to choose which blog to publish to) next to the post publish button

Add Edit and Delete buttons to your secondary Tumblr blog's post permalink pages

Automatically add custom tags to queued posts

Always show "Let people answer this" checkbox when creating a new post

Default Send to Facebook option to OFF for new posts

Allow creation of empty, tag-only posts

Settings active by default:

Optional settings you can activate:

Reblog Yourself

Reblog Yourself

Improve reblogging functionality to your own Tumblr posts.

Reblog Yourself allows you to reblog a post to any of the blogs associated with your account, including the same one that originally posted it.

Reply Replies

Reply Replies

Automatically create reply posts for responding to post comments and other notes.

With Reply Replies, when you click on the icon of a notification on your dash (or in a dashboard post when you click the notes count button), it will open a new post with that notification in it, ready for you to comment on and publish.

Show the user avatar(s) in reply posts

  • show small, medium or large avatars

Automatically add username(s) as tags in reply posts

Automatically add custom tags to reply posts

Open reply posts in new tabs

Settings active by default:

Optional settings you can activate:

Safe Dash

Safe Dash

In public? Hide images in Tumblr posts until you hover your mouse over them (in case they're unsafe).

Sometimes your Tumblr dashboard can be a racy place. Safe Dash lets you hide all images in your dashboard behind a grey box. Only when you point your mouse at these boxes will the images appear.

No more worrying about what might appear on your dashboard when you are at work or near young children!

Reveal all images in a photoset at the same time

Settings active by default:

Optional settings you can activate:

Sidebar Tweaks

Sidebar Tweaks

Tweak your Tumblr sidebar and add useful stuff to it.

Add a Tumblr blog sidebar (posts, followers, messages, etc.) to all dashbaord pages

Slimmer dashboard sidebar (make the sidebar take up less room)

Always show all tracked tags in the dashboard sidebar

Settings active by default:

Optional settings you can activate:

Timestamps

Timestamps

Add the date and time to a post, message or submission.

The Timestamps feature adds a customizable date and time stamp to posts in your dashboard, answered and unanswered messages (not Fan Mail) in your inbox, as well as unpublished submissions.