Chrome packet capture: Network panel controller filter

Controller: The appearance and functions of the control panel
Filter: Filters the resources displayed in the request list
To select multiple filters at once, hold down Command (Mac) or Ctrl (Window/Linux) and click on filters
Overview: Displays the timeline of HTTP requests and responses
Request list: Default time sort, optionally display column
Summary: total requests, total data, total time spent, etc

Domain: displays only resources from the specified domain. You can incorporate multiple fields using the wildcard character (*)
Has-response-header: Displays the resource containing the specified HTTP response header
Is: Uses is:running to search for WebSocket resources. Is :from-cache to search for resources read from the cache
Larger-than: displays resources (in bytes) larger than the specified size. Setting the value to 1000 is equivalent to setting it to 1K
Method: Displays the resources retrieved by the specified HTTP method type
Mime-type: displays resources of the specified MIME type
Mixed-content: displays all mixed content resources (mixed-content:all), or displays only the current displayed resources (mixed-content:displayed).
Scheme: Displays resources retrieved using unprotected HTTP(Scheme: HTTP) or protected HTTPS(Scheme: HTTPS).
Set-cookie-domain: displays resources that have a set-cookie header and the domain attribute matches the specified value.
Set-cookie-name: displays the resource with a set-cookie header whose name matches the specified value.
Set-cookie-value: displays the resources with set-cookie headers and values matching the specified values.
Status-code: displays only the resources whose HTTP status code matches the specified code.

The AND operation is implemented through Spaces between multiple attributes