A little copy-paste to dump resource timings to console via `console.table()`

resource-timings-console-table.js

var regex = /playerv5|jquery/ // customize this
function pick(obj, ...entryNames) { let retObj = {}; entryNames.forEach(key => {retObj[key] = obj[key]}); return retObj }
// uncomment interesting items below, keeping in mind console width / no. of columns constraints
console.table(performance.getEntriesByType("resource")
  .filter(item => item.name.match(regex))
  .map(i => pick(i, 'name', /*'startTime', 'duration',*/ 'initiatorType',
    'transferSize', 'encodedBodySize', 'decodedBodySize',
    'fetchStart', /*'domainLookupStart','domainLookupEnd', 'connectStart', 'connectEnd', 'secureConnectionStart', 'requestStart', */'responseStart', 'responseEnd',)))

One could also pass the array to console.table of property names to be shown:

console.table(performance.getEntriesByType("resource"), ['name', 'transferSize'])

but it seems the order is not respected in Chrome (it is in Firefox though)

console.table(performance.getEntriesByType("resource").filter(it => it.name.match(/playerv5|jquery/)), ['name','transferSize'])

Chrome prints first transferSize and only then name