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I am currently browsing using the Google Chrome browser. I know that for every tab I open and type a URL in, a TCP connection is opened. I also know that a maximum of 6 concurrent TCP connections are given to a single domain.

However I don't know where can I can look up this information of all TCP connections opened by Google Chrome browser.

I tried to use the netstat command to list all TCP connections. However I was unable to understand which connections are related to the Google Chrome browser.

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    Try nettop. Tip: Make your terminal window as wide as it will go if you want to see all the columns.
    – Spiff
    Commented Jul 15, 2019 at 16:50

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Late to the game but,

sudo lsof -n -i TCP | grep Google
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