Here I present a simple method, using command-line utilities wrapped up in shell scripts, for extracting JPG/GIF/PNG images from captured wireless traffic and presenting them in a browser. This is something similar to that done live by standalone software like driftnet, which I modified for use in my Foehnseher project, but being a C program and a bit awkward to work with I wanted to document a clean and adaptable solution built around a shell script. This is also the basis for an improvement to the image-processing part of server-side code I use for the Transparency Grenade, which works with archived (uploaded) data packets anyway. I also wanted an excuse to document some interesting ‘glitches’ that occur when foremost, the forensics utility I use here, is reassembling image data from incomplete TCP streams, ‘reflowed’ by another utility I work with tcpflow.