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"Browser automatic screenshot tools" matching MCP tools:

  • Capture a screenshot of a Fidelity Investments page to verify account data or debug unexpected results from trading tools. Optionally navigate to a specific URL first.
    MIT
  • Begin automatic evidence recording so each tool call is documented with a screenshot and annotated slide, providing visual proof of UI interactions.
    MIT
  • Save the current browser page to a local file as a screenshot, HTML, or PDF. Choose format and filename for a persistent copy of the active tab.
    MIT
  • Capture the active browser tab as a PNG screenshot, HTML source, or PDF file. Persist the current page to a local file for archival or further processing.
    MIT
  • Fetch a single URL in a cloud browser and return clean markdown, HTML, links, or a screenshot with final URL and status. Read any page without managing a session.
    MIT

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    Enables local MCP clients to capture screenshots of explicitly shared browser tabs without broad browser permissions. Prioritizes privacy by sharing only user-selected tabs, with automatic screenshot retrieval and no global tab access.
    MIT
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    Drives real COMSOL Multiphysics sessions through natural language over MCP, covering geometry, materials, physics fields, coupling, meshing, studies, solving, and result visualization via 99 tools with session protection, serial execution, and HTTP authentication. Also provides an original 3D heat-sink example and curated classic case recipes across physics domains such as AC/DC, acoustics, heat transfer, structural mechanics, and optics.
    MIT

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  • Pixel-perfect webpage screenshots rendered in a real browser, full-page or viewport, via one POST.

  • Screenshot any URL/HTML as PNG/JPEG/WebP, or read it as clean Markdown/text for LLMs.

  • Capture a PNG screenshot of the current page and return it as a base64 image to visually verify the browser state after test steps.
    MIT
  • Capture a device screenshot as a base64-encoded JPEG. Provide the device serial number to get a full-desktop, browser, or mobile image.
    MIT
  • Bring the Strudel browser window to the foreground or capture a screenshot of the editor view, optionally specifying a filename.
    AGPL 3.0
  • See all open browser tabs with URLs, titles, and active status. Identify the specific tab ID needed to reload or screenshot a tab.
    MIT
  • Capture a full-page screenshot of the active browser tab and save it to disk, returning the file path. Specify an optional path or use a temporary file.
    Apache 2.0
  • Decide between standalone media tools and workflows: choose generate_* tools for automatic single-asset routing or workflow tools for full editable professional video.
    MIT
  • Scrape a single URL using request, browser, or auto mode. Get HTML, markdown, screenshot, or PDF output, with optional AI extraction for structured data.
    MIT
  • Renders a URL in a real browser with residential proxies, returning a PNG screenshot. Captures JavaScript-rendered content and bypasses bot detection.
    MIT
  • Capture a screenshot of the current browser page on demand to inspect live content or debug issues. Obtain a visual snapshot without leaving your workflow.
    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
  • Capture a web page screenshot with ad and cookie banner removal for cleaner images. Supports full-page capture, custom viewport sizes, and country-based proxies.
    MIT
  • Take a screenshot of any public URL and return a permanent CDN asset URL. Supports full page, element selection, and various browser options.
    MIT
  • Capture screenshots of web pages using a headless browser, returning base64-encoded images and size metadata. Specify viewport, format, and full-page options for tailored captures.
    MIT