Capture any webpage element by CSS selector—like headers, articles, or widgets—without rendering the entire page.
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"Element" matching MCP tools:
- Check if a mobile app element exists on the current page using selectors like xpath or id to verify element presence during automation testing.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve detailed element information for debugging mobile app automation tests using Appium's MCP server.Apache 2.0
- Wait until a UI element reaches a target state (visible, hidden, exists, or text match) or the timeout ends. Eliminates manual polling of screenshots or accessibility trees before interacting with the app.Apache 2.0
- Click elements within iframes using selectors to interact with embedded content in browser automation workflows.MIT
- Simulate clicking on web page elements using CSS selectors to automate browser interactions within AdsPower profiles.MIT
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- FlicenseNot gradedqualityDmaintenanceEnables interactive element inspection on any website, allowing users to click elements and send detailed information (tag, classes, styles, attributes) to Claude for analysis.-
- AlicenseAqualityDmaintenanceConnects Claude with Matrix/Element to read and search messages across rooms. Enables listing rooms, viewing room information, retrieving message history, and searching conversation content from your Matrix account.41MIT
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- Scroll to specific elements on web pages using CSS selectors. This tool helps automate browser interactions by navigating to elements that require scrolling to access.MIT
- Simulate mouse hover over web page elements using CSS selectors to trigger interactive features or reveal hidden content during browser automation.MIT
- Drag a web element from one location to another using CSS selectors to automate browser interactions through the AdsPower LocalAPI MCP Server.MIT
- Find and tap UI elements by name, optionally enter text, and verify with a screenshot—combining accessibility checks into one call to reduce context usage.MIT
- Retrieve HTML content of a specific element and its children using a CSS selector. Control whether to get outer or inner HTML and limit depth for shallow inspection. Ideal for observing live HMR updates in Vite dev server.MIT
- Retrieve the HTML content of any page element by CSS selector. Control depth to get text only, limited markup, or full HTML, and choose inner or outer HTML.MIT
- Capture a screenshot of a specific webpage element using a CSS selector. Save the image in PNG, JPEG, or WebP format with customizable quality and padding for precise visual verification.MIT
- Retrieve specific properties and state of a DOM element using a CSS selector and property names array, enabling inspection of live updates during development.MIT
- Retrieve the dimensions and position of any DOM element by specifying a CSS selector, enabling precise layout analysis during development.MIT
- Retrieve specific properties and state of a DOM element using a CSS selector. Specify property names like value, checked, or textContent to inspect current UI state.MIT
- Retrieves the dimensions and position of a page element using a CSS selector. Helps verify layout by inspecting an element's bounding box.MIT
- Inspect computed CSS properties of a specific element using a CSS selector and property list. Enables real-time style debugging within Vite's HMR workflow.MIT
- Retrieve computed styles for any element by providing a CSS selector and property names, helping you inspect and debug live front-end layouts.MIT
- Tap on mobile app UI elements using selectors like xpath or id for automation testing with Appium.Apache 2.0
- Wait for a mobile app element to become visible on screen using Appium automation. Specify selector and timeout to ensure reliable element detection during testing.Apache 2.0