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    Playwright browser MCP for coding agents working behind a full-tunnel VPN. The tunnel stays up so the agent keeps reaching its API, while the browser's own traffic egresses through your real ISP — for services that reject the tunnel's exit IP: domestic APIs, payment and SMS gateways, bank endpoints. Per-socket binding plus a LAN-bound proxy, with per-host routing rules so you choose which hosts go
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