Tumblr – Hiding Seen Posts on Tumblr

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I see that posts have an ID. for example if you like a post and then another person reblogs it, it appears as liked by you already. So there should be a way to tell Tumblr not to show in my dashboard posts that I already saw. I've seen this in some internet forums; do you know if Tumblr has this feature?

Best Answer

No, I don’t think that Tumblr’s dashboard offers such a functionality.

Keep in mind that rebloggers may add additional content to reblogged posts. So if all reblogs of posts you liked were hidden, you would not notice when one of your reblogging followers adds content to it.

It might be possible to achieve something like that with an (e.g. Greasemonkey) user script.

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Mehper's answer no longer works, as Kirk Woll mentions. As of Feb 2015, you need the following URL to edit:

https://www.tumblr.com/edit/<post_id>?redirect_to=%2Fblog%2F<blog_name>

Replacing < post_id> with your post ID # (example: 406783219) and replacing < blog_name> with the domain of your blog, without the tumblr.com part (example: staff).

https://www.tumblr.com/edit/406783219?redirect_to=%2Fblog%2Fstaff

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.hiddenOnStaticPages {
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<div class="hiddenOnStaticPages{PostID}">
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