you'll need to use the stylus extension (chrome, firefox, opera, github), on mobile you can use this extension on firefox (extensions are not available on ios afaik)

create a style:

set it to work on all sites under the tumblr domain:

copy paste this code:

.GzjsW .CQmeg.lN9Zs.T94I2 > button:after, .GzjsW .CQmeg.lN9Zs.T94I2 > div > button:after, .GzjsW .CQmeg.lN9Zs.T94I2 > figure > div:after { border: none;}

that should be it, now transparent images should no longer have the ugly border.

however, please note that:

this does not remove the rounded border from solid images

this does not remove the color of the post background changing on hover.

this may stop working if tumblr changes things in the future. please don't send me abusive messages about it.

very quick edit:

i figured out how to stop the hovering change in bg color

add this to the same style:

this is not going to remove the functionality of this weird feature, but it will remove the ugliness that comes with it, as you'll see in the screenshots provided below .

to make the required changes, you will need to get the stylus extension that you can grab at the following links : chrome , firefox , opera , github .

firstly, you must write a new style by clicking on the plus sign . name it tumblr or something similar, just so you know what it's for . then, change the code 1 dropdown to urls on the domain - in the box type : tumblr.com .

copy & paste the following code into the big box below & then click on save next to the beautify button on the left-hand side .

._Krz6 { display: none!important; }

once you've done that, refresh your tumblr & you should see that the weird separators are now gone .

You're not public figures. You're not celebrities. You are just people who are having fun with your hobby. It is COMPLETELY fine if you're feeling burnt out.

It is FINE if you don't feel like posting. It is FINE if you want to curate your own space and be selective. You're within your full right to.

i promise, you're worth the wait of writing with, you're worth the patience, and you're worth the consideration. this is a hobby! it's supposed to be fun, not something we feel obligated or chained to.