Hello, some time ago I've submitted the bug report 12137 as a feature request: https://bugs.wireshark.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=12137
In the mean time I've implemented a proof of concept and created a short video with the explanation, what I'm talking about at all ;) https://youtu.be/pr_lTM2VYmQ In a nutshell: Wireshark doesn't allow to inspect/view/analyze data fields of incoming and dissected packets in a real time during live capture. This is very useful while developing any device when one is not interested in analyzing all frames being sent, rather he'd like to know if device responds properly on some external events. Capturing all packets and analyzing them later (especially if frames are sent quite fast e.g. every 10 ms) can be quite challenging. Fixed position mode addresses this inconvenience. So please check the video (I've used a GPS simulator as an example of a device under development) and let me know if you could be interested in adding such a feature to the target branch. I can do full implementation, just a little bit of help would be needed from fellow developers who know Wireshark architecture by heart - for me this is still some kind of muddy place (2 months ago I knew about Wireshark (and gdb) only one thing: they exist ;) Regards, Kubsztal
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