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"An MCP for interacting with Google Chrome DevTools and aiding in scraping" matching MCP tools:

  • Check if the Autoflow Chrome Extension and Google Flow tab are connected and ready for AI media generation commands.
    MIT
  • Control web browsers via Chrome DevTools Protocol using DOM selectors for reliable automation. Navigate, click, type, read text, and manage tabs.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Open a Google Doc in a foreground Chrome tab so the user can view it without editing. Optionally choose a signed-in Google account for shared or school docs.
    MIT

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  • Extension and app analytics across Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Google Play, and the Apple App Store. Search and compare extensions and apps; inspect trends, rankings, reviews, and version history; and search supported extension source code. Connect via Streamable HTTP with OAuth. API keys are also supported. Data availability and limits depend on the platform and plan. Documentation: https://chrome-stats.com/docs/mcp Privacy policy: https://chrome-stats.com/privacy Support: support@chrome-stats.com

  • Launches Chrome with your Google profile, connects to Google Flow, and verifies your account to enable AI-driven image, video, and character generation.
    MIT
  • Authenticate with Google for Chrome Enterprise Premium MCP server, covering Admin SDK, browser management, Cloud Identity, and licensing scopes.
    Apache 2.0
  • Check if a Chrome instance with a remote debugging port is available for LinkedIn session recovery. Reports status or the command to launch Chrome correctly.
    Academic Free v1.1
  • List, enable, disable, load, or unload Chrome extensions in the active profile. Control the master switch and manage unpacked extensions for browser automation.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Deletes the locally stored Google session in the server's Chrome profile, so the computer cannot act as the user until sign-in is repeated.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Extract Rappi credentials from Chrome and save them to .env. Attaches to an existing logged-in Chrome or launches a new window for manual login.
    MIT
  • Perform fast QA audit on a URL via Chrome DevTools Protocol, detecting JS errors, network failures, API issues, and more for CI smoke tests and pre-deploy gates.
    MIT
  • Stop an active browser trace and save it as a JSON file. Returns the absolute file path for use in Chrome DevTools.
    MIT
  • Export all captured network requests as a HAR 1.2 document for import into Chrome DevTools or Charles. Use to inspect full network activity including failures and high-status requests.
    MIT
  • Check if Chrome DevTools Protocol is available on the configured port, reporting browser presence, page targets, and security warnings; returns setup steps if unreachable.
    MIT
  • Record a Chrome performance trace of page load or interaction, capturing rendering, scripting, loading, screenshots, and V8 CPU. Optionally save raw trace JSON to a file for DevTools analysis.
    MIT
  • Capture a site login from the person's Chrome profile so authenticated scraping reads pages as them. Requires local Chrome with remote debugging and user approval.
    AGPL 3.0
    Destructive
  • Connects to the Flow Chrome window, launching it on first use, and reports whether you are signed in so you can verify Google authentication before image generation.
    MIT