"Firefox Browser" matching MCP servers:

MCP server for publishing articles to Toutiao (今日头条) via browser automation, featuring QR code login and no API key required.

Converts Markdown to inline-styled HTML for WeChat official accounts, with theme selection and browser preview for easy copying.

An MCP server for self-hosted Overleaf Community Edition that lets coding agents create projects, write LaTeX, compile, and receive structured diagnostics while humans edit the same document in the browser.

Enables interaction with Discourse forums, especially those behind Cloudflare, using browser impersonation and rate limiting.

A headless server that enables reading and sending Gmail emails through API calls without requiring local credentials or browser access, designed to run remotely in containerized environments.

Enables reading KDP paperback drafts and making a single guarded cover-finish change through a user-authorized, already signed-in Chrome session while keeping credentials and tokens in the browser.

Enables AI agents to validate and publish game bundles to the Hypercho Games marketplace, including uploading browser builds, banners, screenshots, and metadata.

Enables reading and editing Tilda pages, including blocks, rows, visibility, and publishing drafts, authenticated via a local Firefox session without any API key or token.

MCP server for Toutiao creator platform, enabling QR code login, article and micro-post publishing, and login status checks via browser automation.

Enables Douyin public search, video and comment reading, authorized creator video management, analytics, uploads, publishing, and comment replies/deletion via official APIs and optional browser reads.

Enables users to upload, share, preview, and publish a generated HTML page from an agent, returning a stable link and version link after browser-authorized access.

A browser-based solution that enables programmatic interaction with Medium's content ecosystem despite API deprecation, allowing publishing, retrieving, and searching Medium articles through Claude integration.

Enables AI agents to prepare, preview, and get human approval before publishing Reddit posts and comments via a local authenticated browser session, without Reddit API credentials.

Enables users to manage and read Substack content directly within Claude, including listing subscriptions and fetching full post details. It supports searching within newsletters and retrieving recent feeds using authenticated browser cookies.

Enables reading and writing Canvas LMS course content using browser session cookies, without needing an API key.

Enables parsing and extracting content from WeChat public account articles using browser simulation, supporting multiple output formats (JSON, Markdown, HTML) and media resource extraction.

MCP server that connects AI clients to a browser extension for extracting articles from web pages and saving them as drafts to multiple content platforms.

Enables AI assistants to manage VergeCMS blogs through natural language, providing complete CRUD operations for blogs and articles with secure browser-based authentication and automatic token persistence.

NodeCodeStudio is a hybrid MCP implementation that lets AI agents activate and manage tools like Gmail, Google Calendar, WordPress, Asana and more through a unified interface. It also includes a Browser MCP extension with ready-made automations like LinkedIn jobs and price searches.

A transport wrapper that exposes Contentstack MCP tools over HTTP instead of stdio to enable remote access and horizontal scaling. It acts as a proxy for the Contentstack MCP package, allowing browser-based and networked clients to interact with various Contentstack APIs.