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"An MCP for controlling a browser using a Chrome extension" matching MCP tools:

  • Launch Chrome with remote debugging for automated browser testing. Choose a new instance alongside existing Chrome or a fresh session with a clean profile, with optional cookie and login copying.
    MIT
  • Start a new browser or mobile automation session, replacing any existing one. Launch or attach to Chrome, or initiate iOS/Android app testing with device capabilities.
    MIT
  • Verify if the Pilot Chrome extension is connected to route browser commands through your real Chrome, bypassing Cloudflare and bot detection.
    MIT
  • Bypass bot detection by connecting to a real Chrome browser via CDP. Uses your existing profile and tabs to avoid fingerprinting.
    MIT
  • Disconnect from a Chrome browser without closing it, keeping all tabs active for future reconnection.
    MIT

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  • Connect to Chrome/Edge via remote debugging port and retrieve open tab IDs. Auto-launches a debug-mode browser if no endpoint is live, ensuring tabs are available for subsequent browser actions.
    MIT
  • Toggle browser runtime mid-session: headless for speed, Chrome for login and write operations.
    MIT
  • Clone a Chrome profile into an isolated mcp-stealth location, preserving cookies, history, bookmarks, passwords, and extensions state. Chrome must be closed.
    MIT
  • List online browser clients and obtain a client_id to confirm browser connections when an agent triggers a needConnectMyBrowser event.
    MIT
  • Capture a HoneyBook client portal session from an open magic link URL, storing authentication data locally for use by other tools.
    MIT
  • Hot-reloads the Safari MCP Bridge extension from disk after editing its source files, avoiding manual extension toggling. The extension auto-reconnects within seconds.
  • Bring the current browser window to the foreground after automated navigation, so you can see what MCP is doing. Resolves hidden windows due to profile fallback or minimized state.
    MIT
  • Retrieve pending messages from the AI Companion panel in the Chrome extension, including user text, page context, and optional attachments, and clear the message queue.
    Apache 2.0
  • Convert Markdown files to PDF using a headless browser. Specify input and output paths; optionally set a document title. Requires Chrome or Edge installed, with automatic fallback to HTML.
    MIT
  • Attach to an existing Chrome instance via CDP to control your current browser session without launching a new one. Avoid profile lock conflicts by connecting to Chrome started with a remote debugging port.
    MIT
  • Force Chrome extension to disconnect and reconnect to the MCP server, recovering from stale connections without requiring a full extension reload.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the most recent element selection from the Chrome extension with full details: CSS selector, tag, text, classes, attributes, computed styles, and page context.
    Apache 2.0
  • List all browser instances with their status and last-active time, and identify external Chrome processes that could conflict with custom user-data-dir launches.
    MIT