Chrome browser has some builtin functions that may be useful if you are looking for the function similar to the Firefox addon "LiveHTTPHeader". These functions are no replacement of the "LiveHTTPHeader".

One is the "Developer Tool" found under the menu "View" -> "Developer". Click on the "Network" tab to see the list network connection it made in order to open a web page.

Another one is the build-in function chrome://net-internals/. Point the browser at chrome://net-internals/ and find a variety of data including the response headers of each page in cache. A shortcut to the cache table of contents is chrome://net-internals/view-cache (expect to take many seconds to load) and a shortcut to the cache entry for a URL you know is chrome://net-internals/view-cache/[url]. 

And this page Full list of Google Chrome about: pages listed more Chrome functions.