You can right click one of the quic/http3/udp packets > follow udp stream. Then select all the packets and go to File > export specified packets. Then assuming you used SSLKELOGFILE=/tmp/keys.txt you can inject the secrets into the pcap with `editcap --inject-secrets tls,/tmp/keys.txt capture.pcapng capwithsectrets.pcapng`
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You can right click one of the quic/http3/udp packets > follow udp stream. Then select all the packets and go to File > export specified packets. Then assuming you used SSLKELOGFILE=/tmp/keys.txt you can inject the secrets into the pcap with `editcap --inject-secrets tls,/tmp/keys.txt capture.pcapng capwithsectrets.pcapng` Otherwise you can just attach your keys.txt file.