"Safari" matching MCP servers:

Enables visual web access and browser automation through Safari, with tools for navigation, screenshots, element interaction, and tab management.

Lets your coding agent control and inspect a live Safari browser on macOS. Provides access to Safari DevTools for debugging, automation, and testing.

Provides AI assistants with Safari browser automation and developer tools access, enabling LLMs to control Safari, access console logs, monitor network activity, and perform browser automation tasks.

An MCP server that gives AI agents the ability to inspect, observe, and automate WKWebViews on connected iOS devices via Safari Web Inspector.

Enables capturing high-quality native macOS screenshots using Safari through a Node.js server, supporting various sizes, zoom levels, and load wait times.

Enables macOS users to inspect and automate iPhone Safari and Chrome WebKit sessions, including device and page discovery, runtime evaluation, console and network capture, DOM snapshotting, and page-level automation.

Enables autonomous agents and scraping pipelines to deduplicate high-throughput event streams, repair and validate gigabyte-scale JSONL data, retry HTTP/S requests with exponential backoff and header rotation, mimic Chrome/Safari TLS fingerprints, and sync cross-domain cookie sessions. Tool invocations are metered through x402 USDC micropayments on Base L2, returning a payment challenge until a signed transaction unlocks execution.

MCP server for macOS Apple apps. Enables read/write access to Notes, Reminders, Calendar, Contacts, and Safari using SQLite and JXA, all running locally.

Enables AI to dynamically discover and control native macOS applications (like Finder, Mail, Safari) through AppleScript/JXA automation without pre-built integrations.

Enables agents to list Uber Eats orders, fetch itemized receipt and summary files, and update group-order debt ledgers that preserve existing rows and paid state. It also exports a live Safari browser session cookie to a private file for authentication.

An MCP server for headless mobile QA automation that controls real Safari, Flutter, and native iOS apps on Xcode Simulators via WebKit Remote Debugging Protocol, enabling parallel multi-device testing and persistent login sessions.

Exposes 28 native tools that let an agent list, search, create, complete and delete Apple Calendar events and reminders, read and compose Mail drafts, inspect and script Safari tabs, and take full-screen, window, region or clipboard screenshots. All actions run through host AppleScript and EventKit with confirmation gates on deletes and never send mail automatically.

Enables AI clients to search a user's licensed Logos library, retrieve targeted passages and bounded context blocks, and support human-initiated research through an authenticated local Safari session.