Browser Control MCP
This MCP allows AI agents like Claude Desktop to control local browsers through a paired extension, supporting tab management, browsing history, webpage content retrieval, and highlighting text in tabs, facilitating automated research and browsing tasks.
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Apr 17 2025
This MCP allows AI agents like Claude Desktop to control local browsers through a paired extension, supporting tab management, browsing history, webpage content retrieval, and highlighting text in tabs, facilitating automated research and browsing tasks.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 17 2025
eyalzh
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What is Browser Control MCP?
The Browser Control MCP provides a secure interface for AI agents to manage and interact with a user's browser. It supports actions such as opening, closing, and reordering tabs, accessing browsing history, retrieving webpage content and links, and highlighting specific text. The MCP server communicates with a browser extension, primarily developed for Firefox, enabling features like tab management and content searching. It is designed for personalized automation, supporting research, article retrieval, and browsing automation, making it useful for AI-assisted browsing while respecting user privacy and security constraints.
Who will use Browser Control MCP?
- AI developers
- researchers
- power users
- digital assistants
- productivity tools developers
How to use the Browser Control MCP?
- Step 1: Install the Firefox extension and load it via about:debugging.
- Step 2: Copy the secret key provided by the extension to your configuration.
- Step 3: Configure your AI tool (e.g., Claude Desktop) to connect with the MCP server using the secret key.
- Step 4: Start the MCP server and ensure the extension is active and connected.
- Step 5: Use the AI tool commands to manage tabs, search history, or retrieve webpage contents as needed.
Browser Control MCP's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Open or close browser tabs
- Rearrange tabs
- Get list of open tabs
- Read and search browser history
- Retrieve webpage content and links
- Highlight text in tabs
The Benefits
- Automates browser management tasks
- Enhances research efficiency
- Supports personalized browsing automation
- Provides secure AI control over local browser
- Enables seamless content retrieval and navigation
Browser Control MCP's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automating tab cleanup by closing unused tabs
- Resuming past research from browsing history
- Navigating and reading articles automatically
- Using AI to perform complex browsing tasks
- Content analysis and summarization of web pages
FAQs of Browser Control MCP
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- eyalzh
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