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Pixel Post

Solve a little nonogram picture, then send a pixel stamp—in Chrome’s side panel. Install ByteBuffer for a quiet puzzle break without leaving your tab.

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Alt Shift B Open the panel

Play Pixel Post in the side panel after you install the extension. This page is an intro only—it does not run the game in the browser tab.

What it is

Pixel Post is a nonogram (picross-style) puzzle: read the row and column numbers, fill or mark cells, and reveal a small pixel picture. Finish a stamp, keep a quiet album on this device, and stop anytime.

It runs in the Chrome side panel. After the first open, ByteBuffer can cache Pixel Post so you can keep solving offline.

How to play

  1. Add ByteBuffer to Chrome from the Web Store.
  2. Open the side panel with the toolbar icon or Alt+Shift+B (Option+Shift+B on Mac).
  3. Choose Pixel Post from the game list.
  4. Use the number clues to fill or mark empty cells. Complete the picture to reveal a colorful stamp you can keep in your album.
  5. Press the same shortcut again when you want to close the panel and continue.

Why the side panel

  • Plays offline

    After Pixel Post is cached on your device, you can keep playing with no network.

  • One-key close

    Close the side panel in one keystroke and return to the page you were on.

  • Stay in the tab

    No new window. The layout is made for a narrow column beside your work.

In the Chrome side panel

Install the extension to open ByteBuffer beside the page you’re already looking at. Pixel Post and the other casual games appear in that panel—not on this marketing page.

ByteBuffer Chrome side panel preview with casual games including Pixel Post

More from ByteBuffer

Pixel Post is one of the short casual games in ByteBuffer. See the product overview or add the extension to try the full list in the side panel.