"browser" matching MCP servers:

MCP server that lets AI assistants browse the web through your real Chrome with your cookies, sessions, and fingerprint, avoiding bot detection and CAPTCHAs. Enables web browsing, content extraction, and multi-step workflows via persistent tabs.

touch-browser is an evidence-grounded MCP server for public docs and research web workflows. It helps AI agents search and open web pages, extract page-local evidence with citations and confidence bands, classify browsing risk, and synthesize multi-page sessions into citation-ready reports.

A headless browser MCP server that allows AI agents to fetch web content and perform Google searches without API keys, supporting various output formats like Markdown, JSON, HTML, and text.

A Model Control Protocol server that enables AI agents to perform web browsing tasks through a standardized interface using the browser-use library.

An MCP server that allows users to interact with their browser through natural language commands, enabling actions like getting page content as markdown, modifying page styles, and searching browser history.

Enables stealth web browsing and search with Cloudflare Turnstile bypass, dynamic residential proxy rotation, and token-optimized markdown extraction.

Enables inspection and control of Arc Browser spaces and tabs on macOS, including reading sidebar/history data and performing actions like focusing spaces, creating and closing tabs.

Enables AI agents to perform query-driven web searches and fetch page content via Bing and DuckDuckGo engines, with automatic fallback and no API keys needed.

A Playwright-based browser automation tool for AI agents, enabling web search, navigation, scraping, and page interaction through the Model Context Protocol.

This MCP server provides tools for interacting with Cloudflare Browser Rendering, allowing you to fetch and process web content for use as context in LLMs directly from Cline or Claude Desktop.

Enables real-time internet searches via DuckDuckGo Lite with automatic retry, smart caching, and category detection for reliable results.

Enables AI agents to automate web browsers using local Ollama models via the Model Context Protocol, supporting tasks like web search, data extraction, and e-commerce analysis through natural language commands.

An open-source MCP server providing AI agents with neural web search via Exa and tiered web fetch (Exa, local browser, Firecrawl) as a drop-in replacement for built-in web tools, preserving provenance and guarding against SSRF.

Google Hotels MCP server via direct RPC — no scraping, no browser automation. Three tools: hotel list search (16 filter slots: stars, price, amenities, brands, free cancellation), per-OTA rate plans and cancellation policies for a single hotel, and parallel top-N enrichment. One-command setup for Claude Code, Codex, and ChatGPT

Enables Claude Code to delegate web research and image generation to ChatGPT via Playwright browser automation, allowing token-efficient search and visual design iteration without manual screenshots.

MCP server for Google Search using a logged-in browser profile, delivering personalized, ad-free results with advanced operators and pagination. It also fetches web pages as markdown through the same browser session.

MCP server for Angi (Angie's List) that lets you search for home-service pros by trade and city, read ratings, profiles, and reviews, and manage your Angi projects using an existing browser session via fetchproxy.

An MCP server that provides web_search and web_fetch tools returning plain text via the tbro terminal browser to reduce token usage, with the trade-off of no JavaScript support.

Enables natural-language access to Zillow real-estate data, including property search, details, Zestimate history, saved searches/homes, and market reports, by routing requests through the user's authenticated browser session.

Enables natural language access to Redfin real estate data, including property search, details, photos, market reports, price history, climate risk, and saved homes/searches, by routing requests through your own signed-in browser session.