This MCP enables real-time interaction between web pages and a local MCP server through a WebSocket connection, allowing access to browser resources, execution of JavaScript functions, and control over web page elements. It is designed for developers who need to automate, test, or manipulate web content dynamically via a local server.
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This MCP enables real-time interaction between web pages and a local MCP server through a WebSocket connection, allowing access to browser resources, execution of JavaScript functions, and control over web page elements. It is designed for developers who need to automate, test, or manipulate web content dynamically via a local server.
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What is Chrome Extension Bridge MCP?
The Chrome Extension Bridge MCP provides a two-component system comprising a Chrome extension and a local MCP server, facilitating a communication bridge through WebSocket. It allows developers to run commands, retrieve resources, and execute functions directly within web pages, including accessing global objects like 'window.editor'. The setup enables automation, resource management, and enhanced interaction with web content for development, testing, or analysis purposes, making it a powerful tool for browser-based automation and resource control.
Who will use Chrome Extension Bridge MCP?
- Web developers
- Automation testers
- Browser extension developers
- Web resource managers
How to use the Chrome Extension Bridge MCP?
- Step 1: Clone the repository from GitHub.
- Step 2: Install dependencies with npm install.
- Step 3: Build the extension using npm run debug.
- Step 4: Load the extension in Chrome via chrome://extensions.
- Step 5: Set up your local MCP server and connect it to the extension.
- Step 6: Use the server to send commands or retrieve data from web pages.
Chrome Extension Bridge MCP's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Establishes WebSocket connection with MCP server
- Allows execution of JavaScript functions in web pages
- Accesses browser resources and properties
- Enables resource retrieval from web pages
- Controls global window objects like 'editor'
The Benefits
- Real-time interaction with web pages
- Enhanced automation capabilities
- Flexible resource access
- Powerful web page manipulation
- Supports development and testing workflows
Chrome Extension Bridge MCP's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automating web page interactions and resource management
- Testing web applications with remote control
- Accessing and controlling global objects like editors in web content
- Developing and debugging browser extensions
- Resource retrieval for analysis or manipulation
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