"Information about browser usage or browser use statistics" matching MCP servers:

Enables browser-based AI services to connect through remote MCP for internal document search, email checking and replies, timecard, sales/project, schedule/task, and operations tasks. It supports multiple AI clients via compatible remote MCP endpoints.

Enables control of a real Chrome/Brave/Edge browser over MCP stdio through CDP — opening tabs, navigating, clicking, typing, running JS, uploading files, screenshotting, and recording actions — plus a guided Gmail flow for signing in, composing, attaching a PDF, sending, and verifying the message in Sent Mail.

Reads and searches local email archives (.mbox or .eml) with full MIME parsing, enabling queries about senders, subjects, dates, and bodies while keeping all data on your machine.

Enables AI agents to read, search, draft, send, reply to, forward, and organize Microsoft Outlook mail via Microsoft Graph, with safe-by-default read-only operation and browser-based sign-in.

Enables AI agents to manage multiple Google accounts with persistent sessions and anti-detect browser fingerprints, supporting sign-in, account switching, Gmail access, and interaction with any Google SSO website.

Provides full access to Microsoft Outlook calendar and email through Claude Code by intercepting browser tokens from an existing signed-in Edge profile, eliminating the need for Azure app registration.

Your mailboxes in ChatGPT and Claude: Gmail, iCloud, Fastmail or any IMAP/SMTP account, as many as you like. Search, read, threaded replies, drafts, allowlisted sending and attachments; passwords are encrypted in the browser and the server stores nothing.

Connects AI assistants to Masaryk University's information system in read-only mode, letting students ask about their timetable, deadlines, emails, grades, and study materials in natural language.

Enables AI assistants to connect over streamable HTTP with bearer authentication to tools for agent lifecycle, email, phone, platform, vault, and browser extension management.

Enables AI assistants to chat about Nehan Chandira's CV and send email notifications.

Provides MCP-compatible AI apps and CLIs with tools to automate a real Chrome browser using saved logins, search jobs, tailor resumes, send email, submit applications, post social content, and perform PC/web tasks with approval and safety checks.

Enables AI assistants to read, search, organize, and send email in a Viettel mailbox using built-in IMAP/SMTP server settings and encrypted credential storage. Supports optional read-only mode or a custom allowlist to restrict which mailbox tools an assistant can use.

Exposes Gmail inbox actions (list, archive, label) as MCP tools via a browser extension and local bridge, without requiring the Gmail API or OAuth.

MCP server for Microsoft Outlook that enables searching, sending, and managing mail and calendar via the OWA REST API using browser-session authentication, with no Azure AD app registration required.

Enables sending and managing emails via Postmark, including email delivery with templates, template listing, and delivery statistics.

Enables AI agents to create and use temporary email and SMS inboxes, check messages, and wait for or extract OTPs and verification links during account registration. Combines both channels through a unified OTP tool while redacting sensitive tokens in audit logs.

Enables AI tools to browse the web as the user by providing access to a persistent browser session with logged-in accounts, supporting recipes for email, PRs, calendar, and more.

Connects AI assistants to one or more Zoho Mail accounts, enabling read, send, search, reply, and delete operations directly from an AI workflow. Multiple mailboxes can run from a single lightweight process to reduce memory usage.

Gives AI agents a self-hosted Cloudflare mailbox they can use to receive, search, wait for, read, send, reply to and forward email, with attachments and threads, over MCP or REST behind a single bearer token.

An end-to-end encrypted inbox where AI agents deliver reports, files, and artifacts, and submit outbound email or spend requests for human approval. Content is decrypted in the browser, never on the server.