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The net-export function of Chrome creates a JSON that is not understood by Wireshark. For analysis you can use the netlog_viewer instead.
The JSON contains all kinds of information about Chrome itself (i.e. DNS and disk cache, used modules), so it looks to me more like a debugging tool than a true network capturing tool.
The bytes are in base64. A little script magic and they could be read into Wireshark with text2pcap.
{"params":{"address":"192.168.200.1:53","byte_count":187,"bytes":"fJKBgAABAAEAAQAACHNub3dwbG93A3RyeAZnaXRsYWIDbmV0AABBAAHADAAFAAEAAAB4ADQWc25vd3Bsb3dhbGItMTAxMTcyOTQyOAl1cy1lYXN0LTEDZWxiCWFtYXpvbmF3cwNjb20AwEwABgABAAAAPABGB25zLTExMTkJYXdzZG5zLTExA29yZwARYXdzZG5zLWhvc3RtYXN0ZXIGYW1hem9uwGQAAAABAAAcIAAAA4QAEnUAAAAAPA=="},
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Asked: 2022-02-13 05:27:05 +0000
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Last updated: Feb 13 '22
