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

  • Retrieve console messages from Chrome DevTools to debug script errors, monitor page health, and inspect exception traces. Filter by severity level and optionally clear cache.
    MIT
  • Click web page elements using CSS selectors to submit forms, toggle buttons, or navigate. Returns element details after triggering trusted mouse events via Chrome DevTools Protocol.
  • Save authentication tokens for NotebookLM when the automated CLI method fails. Use this fallback tool to manually input cookie headers from Chrome DevTools to establish secure access.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all open Google Chrome tabs with unique, persistent IDs for reliable identification and management. Output includes both display format and Tab ID for consistent operations via the MCP Browser Tabs Server.
    MIT

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  • Connect to an existing Chrome browser instance to retrieve the active tab URL and total tab count. Essential first step for interacting with pages and detecting handoff triggers.
    MIT
  • Bypass bot detection by connecting to a real Chrome browser via CDP. Uses your existing profile and tabs to avoid fingerprinting.
    MIT
  • Retrieve internal logs from the OpenTabs Chrome extension to view error messages, WebSocket events, and plugin injection warnings across all browser profiles without opening DevTools.
  • Connect to any Chrome DevTools Protocol-compatible debugger (Node.js, Chrome, Edge) via WebSocket URL to start a new debugging session. Returns a session ID for all subsequent operations like breakpoints and variable inspection.
    Apache 2.0
  • Connect to a Chrome browser to access its accessibility tree for generating test selectors, performing audits, and reading element roles as a screen reader would.
    MIT
  • Launch Chrome browser with stealth mode to access Suno AI for music generation, supporting headless operation for automation workflows.
    MIT
  • Execute Chrome DevTools Protocol commands to control browser tabs for automation tasks like debugging, testing, or data extraction.
    MIT
  • Launch a Chrome/Chromium browser with Chrome DevTools Protocol enabled for browser automation, creating an isolated profile directory for testing and development.