A wonderful extension that has served me well in the past, but now that I've returned to Tumblr I've noticed that the extension no longer hides recommended or sponsored posts. It would be much appreciated if you could address this.

This is good but blocking sponsored posts doesn't let you see posts in your queue

just stopped working

When it works, it works great, but why does it lose my Blacklist over and over and over every time I restart Firefox? Is there some bug or issue?

The lack of response from the dev loses a star too.

It's an amazing extension. It really saves me from seeing posts of things I do not want to see... but sometimes it doesn't hide things (mostly the junk on the sidebar).

Works great and hugely improves Tumblr for me.

As of December 16th 2017 this extension is working again. As of the time of this writing I'm using Firefox Quantum version 57.0.2. The previous reviews are several months old.

You're probably going to need this to avoid star wars spoilers, and the like.

Makes Tumblr bearable again, thank you!

I got a new laptop and wanted to start using on Firefox on it. Downloaded Tumblr Savior for it and notice after the first use that it didn't save my blacklist. I thought it was just an error I made, so i loaded it again and noticed that it didn't even save my list when I tried to paste it. It used to work well, but i'm not sure what happened with it now. Shame.

doesnt work. Not only it resets blacklist I made but it blocks posts that DOESN'T contain any blacklisted tags.

Does exactly what it says. Removes ads and hides blacklisted posts. Tags for blacklisted posts are still visible so you can decide whether to view the post or not. I like how easy it is to restore a saved list since I need to refresh Firefox sometimes and that deletes all addons.

It worked great for me on Chrome for years, but the Firefox version is way too buggy. As someone else mentioned below, every time I close my browser my blacklist and options reset, and using the Load button to restore my settings doesn't even work. I'm going to have to start using Chrome again just for tumblr (assuming the Chrome version of the add-on still works), because there is absolutely no way I'm going back to having misinformation, fandom drama, unfunny annoying memes and frothing SJWs all over my dash.

so far, it's working, which two other options weren't

I installed this add-on today, and my queue is now full of ads.

It seems to work with blocking tags, but unfortunately it does not allow you to block individual posts or view all the tags on a post like XKit does.

Get rid of all of the drama and nonsense without unfollowing a blogger whom posts otherwise interesting content. Works fine for me to get rid of SJW related keywords, vegan proselytizing, zodiac fluff, topical things like famous persons passing away (may they RIP), spoilers and so on.

It is a bit difficult to find the necessary word to block spam, but once you find it works quite well.
If there is little bandwidth, slows much content

There is no icon for it on my toolbar so I can't use it at all. The only place it shows up is in my add-ons and the only thing I can do is remove it or turn it off.

I tought I'll never get rid of Tumblr suggestions. It seems to work well.

... it won't save you from people who don't tag their posts/reblogs. However it will definitely block the tags you specify. Overall it won't necessarily get rid of ALL unwanted posts, but it's pretty good for dashboard flood control. I recommend it.