Let me see those pics!

Ever wanted to quickly browse all the images on a page without hunting through the DOM or right-clicking every single one? Let me see those pics! adds a slim slide-out panel to the right side of any webpage that instantly collects every image on the page and displays them in a clean scrollable gallery — no extra tabs, no digging around. How it works: Click the blue tab on the right edge of your browser window (or click the toolbar icon) to slide open the gallery panel. Every image on the page appears as a thumbnail. Click any thumbnail to open the full-resolution image directly in a new tab. What it finds: Standard images (<img> tags) CSS background images Responsive images (srcset, <picture>) SVG images Works on: Static websites React, Vue, and other JavaScript SPAs Image-heavy sites like Reddit, Pinterest, news sites, and online stores Pages that load images dynamically after scrolling Features: Slide-out panel — never covers your whole screen Image count badge so you know what you're getting Refresh button to re-scan after new content loads Automatically watches for new images added to the page Clicking a thumbnail opens the direct image URL — great for saving or sharing Cap of 200 thumbnails on very large pages to keep things snappy Privacy: This extension does not collect, transmit, or store any personal data. It only reads images already visible on the page you're viewing. No accounts, no tracking, no network requests of its own.