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"Browser Automation" matching MCP tools:
- Initialize browser automation to begin web interactions. Prepare the environment as the required first step for all browser actions.Apache 2.0
- Deactivates browser automation and disconnects from the browser extension, stopping all automated control.Apache 2.0
- Terminate the browser session to free system resources and complete automation tasks in PlayMCP Browser Automation Server.MIT
- Launch a persistent browser session that remains active across automation steps, preserving cookies, tabs, and page state until explicitly closed.MIT
- Launch a persistent SeleniumBase browser session via CDP for automation workflows. Required before using interaction tools, preserving state across sessions.MIT
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- AlicenseNot gradedqualityCmaintenanceEnables MCP clients to run complete browser workflows through a single run_workflow tool, with anti-detection backends, intelligent element location, automatic retries, and session persistence.MIT
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- Close the active browser session after automation finishes to release resources and clear tabs, cookies, and history. Safe to call even when no session exists.MIT
- Close the currently active browser session and free up resources like tabs, cookies, and history. Safe to call when no session is open.MIT
- Execute multi-step browser automation sequences like clicks, form fills, and screenshots on JS-heavy sites, preserving login state across calls.MIT
- Get setup instructions for the T3rnel Browser extension and free standalone browser. Use when another tool reports a missing extension; returns step-by-step installation text.Apache 2.0
- Returns instructions for adding a payment method to Cloudflare. Includes a self-service link and browser automation steps; card data goes directly to Cloudflare, not stored.MIT
- Launch a browser profile and get automation endpoints (Puppeteer/Playwright WebSocket, Selenium, debug port) to start driving pages immediately.MIT
- Run a saved automation task by ID and retrieve its actual browser run result, validating new or updated tasks against real output.Apache 2.0Destructive
- Delete a specific automation event using unit, track, and event indexes. Remove unwanted value points from an automation track to clean up automation data.Apache 2.0Destructive
- Create a Zenrows browser session and navigate to a URL, returning a session_id for subsequent browser automation tools.MIT
- Starts a new browser, Electron, or mobile automation session, or attaches to a running Chrome via CDP. Only one session can be active at a time.MIT
- Connects one NexBrowser window and creates an isolated automation session, with an option to start a closed window. Use it to attach browser automation to a selected team and window.MIT
- Disconnect an active browser automation session while preserving the NexBrowser environment for continued use.MIT
- Guides setup and use of agent-browser CLI for automated browser tasks like navigating pages, clicking, and capturing console errors in a real browser.MIT
- Launch a stealth-configured browser session for web automation, supporting proxies, device emulation, and persistent profiles to evade anti-bot detection.MIT
- Check the current state of the browser to verify readiness for automation tasks. Returns live status to confirm the browser is active and responsive.MIT