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?
Partially supports browser automation in Firefox through the T3rnel Browser extension, with limitations due to Firefox lacking a debugger API.
Why this server?
Drives a Playwright-managed Firefox instance along with Chromium and WebKit to open pages, run actions (click, fill, wait, scroll) and capture screenshots for annotation.
Why this server?
Retrieves live public statistics for Firefox Add-ons, enabling agents to check extension store numbers alongside other site and product metrics.
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?
Enables cross-browser automation of Firefox via the BiDi protocol, supporting navigation, interaction, and testing.
Why this server?
Provides browser automation for Firefox, enabling navigation, tab management, clicking and typing, form filling, screenshots, page reading, console and network log capture, file uploads, and GIF recordings of user flows.
Why this server?
Leverages Zen Browser (Firefox-based) as the automation target, providing full browser control including tab management, network interception, session persistence, and Readability extraction.
Why this server?
Can read the MyFitnessPal session cookies stored by Firefox (via the browser_cookie3 fallback) so the server can authenticate without username/password credentials.
Why this server?
Provides integration with the Firefox browser using geckodriver, allowing AI agents to perform browser automation tasks like opening URLs, taking screenshots, and executing JavaScript.