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I have an application that downloading some file from web. How can I check the link from where this file is downloading.

I think I should use some sniffer for this but not sure which. Tried Wireshark and Microsoft Network Monitor 3.4 but no luck. To many packages or some strange data inside 'em. I'm on Windows 10 x64 btw.

Will appreciate any ideas.

Thanks.

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Try TCPView from Microsoft sysinternals

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/tcpview

EDIT:

Does not seems to work with chrome. I tried downloading a 2GB file to have time to check and I cannot find the URL visible in chrome downloader in TCPView. I seem to get the IP However. There is a chrome instance receiving big amounts of packets with only an IP showing

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