Browser MCP
Browser MCP is a tool that integrates a browser extension with an MCP server, allowing users to interact with and control their browser directly. It provides functionalities like page control, style modifications, interaction automation, and history management, facilitating automation and testing.
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Apr 05 2025
Browser MCP is a tool that integrates a browser extension with an MCP server, allowing users to interact with and control their browser directly. It provides functionalities like page control, style modifications, interaction automation, and history management, facilitating automation and testing.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 05 2025
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What is Browser MCP?
Browser MCP combines a browser extension with a server setup to facilitate direct interaction with the browser environment. It enables users to automate tasks such as page manipulation, style adjustments, and history searches through a set of tools and APIs. Designed for developers and testers, it streamlines workflows by providing real-time control and automation capabilities, thus enhancing productivity and testing efficiency across different browsers and environments.
Who will use Browser MCP?
- Web developers
- Browser automation testers
- Quality assurance engineers
- Automation enthusiasts
How to use the Browser MCP?
- Step 1: Install the MCP server and browser extension following the setup guidelines.
- Step 2: Launch the MCP server environment on your local machine or server.
- Step 3: Connect your browser extension to the MCP server.
- Step 4: Use the provided tools or API calls to interact with and control the browser, such as modifying page styles or searching history.
- Step 5: Automate common tasks by scripting interactions via the MCP interface.
Browser MCP's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Get current page markdown
- Append CSS styles to the page
- Search browser history
The Benefits
- Enables real-time interaction with browsers
- Streamlines automation and testing workflows
- Supports multi-browser compatibility
- Provides easy integration for developers
Browser MCP's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automated web testing and QA
- Custom browser interaction tooling
- Research data collection and analysis
- UI/UX testing and style management
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