Firefox is a web browser created by Mozilla that emphasizes privacy, security, and customization while providing a fast browsing experience with strong privacy protections.
Why this server?
Drives an installed Firefox browser in a separate profile for reading pages, extracting content, and performing browser actions; the Firefox lane is recommended for research-heavy work because it passes bot checks that block automated Chromium.
Why this server?
Partially supports browser automation in Firefox through the T3rnel Browser extension, with limitations due to Firefox lacking a debugger API.
Why this server?
Facilitates authenticated access and bot evasion through cookie injection and browser fingerprinting.
Why this server?
Offers specific integration for Firefox configuration in Home Manager, enabling access to Firefox profiles and settings information through dedicated search and info tools.
Why this server?
Drives a real, locally installed Firefox browser over the built-in Marionette TCP protocol for web research and browser automation. Provides tools to fetch rendered page text (including JavaScript output), extract links, take PNG screenshots, save/load session cookies, and evaluate arbitrary JavaScript on a page. Navigation is real-browser based, with SSRF guarding of internal addresses, per-host rate limiting, response caching, and search/fetch result wrapping as untrusted content.
Why this server?
Supports Firefox as one of the browser engines for web crawling and content extraction tasks.
Why this server?
Supported as a compatible web browser for WebDriver interaction, allowing the MCP server to automate Firefox browser sessions.
Why this server?
Allows controlling a Firefox browser via the Browser Control extension, providing browser automation capabilities through a shared daemon and WebSocket connection.
Why this server?
Provides browser automation for Firefox, allowing the agent to control a Firefox browser, which requires Playwright's Firefox build to be installed.