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Thanks for your answer. How could it be, that nobody so far was annoyed enough to compare Wireshark frames manually to actually build a tool to do so? Or why is this not a feature in Wireshark? I don't quite get the second part of your answer: What do CRC Errors have to do with my question?
– Leon D
Commented May 11, 2021 at 7:38
Comparing frames require the software vendor to build that facility in and so far it has not been done. The second part was just further indication of difficulty. Errors came up in the search through Comm View as part of why frames might be compared.
– anon
Commented May 11, 2021 at 11:01

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