Imagine that you're ready to catch up on your favorite Tumblr blogs or schedule posts for your followers—and boom—Tumblr is blocked. Frustrating, right? Whether it's geo-restrictions, workplace firewalls, or throttled networks, Tumblr can sometimes feel just out of reach.
There is good news—a proxy can solve this. It serves as your ticket to bypass restrictions, keep your activity private, and get Tumblr running smoothly again. No complicated hacks are needed, just smart and effective steps.
If you're using Tumblr on Chrome, this is the way to go.
Open the extension, log in or create a account with your email or Google login.
See “No proxies connected”? Don't sweat it. Browse the list, pick a proxy with your preferred country flag, and hit Connect.
With the proxy active, open Tumblr. Your traffic routes through the proxy, bypassing restrictions, letting you scroll, post, and reblog freely.
Want every app on your PC to use the proxy? Here's how:
Hit your Windows key, type “Proxy settings,” and open it.
Turn off Automatically detect settings. Scroll to Manual Proxy Setup and click Set up.
Back in your proxy dashboard, locate your proxy's IP, port, username, and password. Enter these details into the Windows setup fields carefully, making sure there are no typos.
Click Save. Test it by browsing Tumblr or searching "What is my IP?" If your IP matches the proxy location, you're golden.
Most Androids follow a similar path:
Go to Settings > Wi-Fi, select your network, then tap Advanced Settings.
In the proxy dropdown, choose Manual. Enter your proxy hostname, port, and IP.
Authenticate using either username/password or IP whitelisting. Then open Tumblr and enjoy.
Want to be sure it's working? Use a tool like IPinfo.
Check your IP, location, and ISP info against your chosen proxy. Match? You're all set.
Tip: Clear your browser cache and cookies before logging into Tumblr. This avoids any hiccups with IP recognition.
Sometimes you just want to switch back.
Chrome: Click the proxy extension and hit Disconnect.
Windows: Go to Settings > Network & Internet > Proxy, toggle off Use a proxy server, then save.
Android: Under Wi-Fi settings, set proxy back to None.
Easy and quick.
With everything set up, you're now equipped to browse Tumblr freely—no blocks, no slowdowns, just smooth access whenever you need it. Whether you're using Chrome, Windows, or Android, the right proxy setup makes all the difference. Stay connected, stay secure, and get back to enjoying the content you love.
Imagine that you're ready to catch up on your favorite Tumblr blogs or schedule posts for your followers—and boom—Tumblr is blocked. Frustrating, right? Whether it's geo-restrictions, workplace firewalls, or throttled networks, Tumblr can sometimes feel just out of reach.
There is good news—a proxy can solve this. It serves as your ticket to bypass restrictions, keep your activity private, and get Tumblr running smoothly again. No complicated hacks are needed, just smart and effective steps.
If you're using Tumblr on Chrome, this is the way to go.
Open the extension, log in or create a account with your email or Google login.
See “No proxies connected”? Don't sweat it. Browse the list, pick a proxy with your preferred country flag, and hit Connect.
With the proxy active, open Tumblr. Your traffic routes through the proxy, bypassing restrictions, letting you scroll, post, and reblog freely.
Want every app on your PC to use the proxy? Here's how:
Hit your Windows key, type “Proxy settings,” and open it.
Turn off Automatically detect settings. Scroll to Manual Proxy Setup and click Set up.
Back in your proxy dashboard, locate your proxy's IP, port, username, and password. Enter these details into the Windows setup fields carefully, making sure there are no typos.
Click Save. Test it by browsing Tumblr or searching "What is my IP?" If your IP matches the proxy location, you're golden.
Most Androids follow a similar path:
Go to Settings > Wi-Fi, select your network, then tap Advanced Settings.
In the proxy dropdown, choose Manual. Enter your proxy hostname, port, and IP.
Authenticate using either username/password or IP whitelisting. Then open Tumblr and enjoy.
Want to be sure it's working? Use a tool like IPinfo.
Check your IP, location, and ISP info against your chosen proxy. Match? You're all set.
Tip: Clear your browser cache and cookies before logging into Tumblr. This avoids any hiccups with IP recognition.
Sometimes you just want to switch back.
Chrome: Click the proxy extension and hit Disconnect.
Windows: Go to Settings > Network & Internet > Proxy, toggle off Use a proxy server, then save.
Android: Under Wi-Fi settings, set proxy back to None.
Easy and quick.
With everything set up, you're now equipped to browse Tumblr freely—no blocks, no slowdowns, just smooth access whenever you need it. Whether you're using Chrome, Windows, or Android, the right proxy setup makes all the difference. Stay connected, stay secure, and get back to enjoying the content you love.