Google Maps used to have a strip of photos at the bottom, which came either from Google Streetview, migrated from Panoramio, or from different sources. I can't seem to find this anymore. Does this feature still exist? How do I enable it?
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Judging by the screenshot (the zoom slider), you have WebGL enabled. It renders the visuals slightly differently and might bring some artifacts. (On my computer, the loading/rendering process looks strange but the end result is always working fine.)
To turn off WebGL in Google Maps, open the site and look at the lower left corner of the screen (bottom of the side bar). There's the button labeled Classic - click it.
Note that disabling WebGL will also disable some of the features, such as 3D buildings and 45° imagery.
Try accessing it from this link—it should lead you to a login screen. After the login, you should be able to access the new version.
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There is a bar in the bottom right with three small thumbnails and a double up arrow. This does not show if Google Maps is showing routing, even if the side panel is collapsed.
To make this show, uncollapse the side panel and make sure there is no routing shown; click the X to undo any routing. After this, the thumbnails to go to photo viewing should show up, either with he side panel shown or collapsed.