I know that I am supposed to be able to see this in the "resources" tab -section of Chrome developer tools. Maybe I am not getting something, but I don't see any images listed in this section.
Does anyone know if / how this can be accomplished?
View – Developer – Developer Tools – Application – Frames – top – Images. Find image within list. Right mouse click on image and choose “Open image in new tab”.
How to save images from websites in Chrome, Edge or Internet Explorer. Each website browser does this differently, but the logic is the same. You simply press F12 to access the developer tools, and then use the inspect element to locate and save the file.
DevTools -> Application tab -> Frames in the sidebar -> Images
Contains all the images.
Images are listed specific to each frame. Normally there is only 1 frame on the page. If the page uses the tag there will be others.
Expand "Frames" and then the first item listed (which is the page), below this is the category of images, as well as scripts and stylesheets. Note that the final item is the html of the page itself.
Another way is to use new resource-type
filter is available in the Network panel (Chrome 87).
For images just type resource-type:image
to focus on the network requests that are images.
Chrome Docs: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2020/10/devtools#network-filters
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