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Scored across 52 tools
Many tools have overlapping purposes, especially between ff_ prefixed (real Firefox) and non-prefixed (browser instance) versions, e.g., click vs ff_click, navigate vs ff_navigate, and multiple cookie-related tools. Agents may easily misselect.
Naming conventions are mixed: some use snake_case (browser_start, clear_cookies), some use ff_ prefix (ff_click), and some are simple verbs (click, hover). No consistent pattern across the tool set.
52 tools is high but justified by comprehensive browser automation scope. However, many tools are duplicated for two execution contexts (real Firefox vs. clean instance), which could be consolidated.
Covers a wide range of browser interactions: navigation, clicking, typing, cookies, storage, history, bookmarks, network, downloads, tabs. Missing bookmark creation/deletion but overall very complete.