This server provides cross-platform ARM64 browser automation via Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP), enabling web navigation, interaction, monitoring, and auditing through 27 MCP tools with minimal overhead.

Core Browser Control:

• navigate — Navigate to any URL with full page loading

• screenshot — Capture PNG screenshots (viewport or full page)

• click — Click page elements using CSS selectors

• fill — Fill input fields with specified values

• hover — Hover over elements to trigger dropdowns or tooltips

• select — Choose options from dropdown menus

• evaluate — Execute arbitrary JavaScript and return results

• get_content — Extract page content as HTML or plain text

• close_browser — Cleanly shut down the browser instance

Monitoring & Debugging:

• get_console_logs — Retrieve all browser console output

• get_console_errors — Fetch only console error messages

• get_network_logs — Monitor all network requests and responses

• get_network_errors — Track failed network requests (4xx/5xx)

• wipe_logs — Clear all stored logs from memory

• get_selected_element — Inspect the currently focused element (tag, ID, class, text, value, selector)

• run_debugger_mode — Run a comprehensive debugging information report

Audit & Analysis:

• run_accessibility_audit — Check alt text, labels, headings, and contrast

• run_performance_audit — Measure load times, memory usage, and resources

• run_seo_audit — Validate title, meta description, H1 tags, and canonical URLs

• run_best_practices_audit — Check HTTPS usage, deprecated HTML, and viewport settings

• run_nextjs_audit — Run Next.js-specific optimization checks

• run_audit_mode — Execute all audits together with a combined summary

Mobile Device Emulation:

• emulate_device — Emulate one of 17 device presets (iPhones, Pixels, Samsung, tablets) with landscape support, or configure custom viewport/UA/DPR/touch settings

• reset_emulation — Reset back to desktop mode

Screencast Recording:

• start_screencast — Record browser activity via CDP (configurable format, quality, resolution, frame skip)

• stop_screencast — Stop recording and encode to MP4, GIF, or WebM with auto-detected FPS

• screencast_status — Check recording status, frame count, and elapsed duration

Integration & Performance: Works with Claude CLI via MCP protocol, Python API, or direct CLI commands. Optimized for Linux ARM64 (Raspberry Pi), macOS Apple Silicon, and Windows ARM64, with lower memory usage and faster startup than Puppeteer-based alternatives (only 2 dependencies: ws + MCP SDK).

Distributed via Git repository for installation and setup of the browser automation tools

Hosted on GitHub platform for source code distribution, issues, and community discussions

Designed for ARM64 Linux systems with system-installed Chromium browser integration

Provides MCP server implementation using Node.js runtime for browser automation tools

Uses npm package manager for Node.js dependencies and Claude CLI installation

Offers Python API wrapper for browser automation functions including navigation, screenshots, and form interaction

Optimized for ARM64/Raspberry Pi hardware platforms, enabling browser automation and AI development on low-cost devices

1. Click on "Install Server".

2. Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.

3. In the chat, type @ followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@Chromium ARM64 Browser take a screenshot of the homepage after logging into my SaaS dashboard"

That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.

Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.