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"Firefox" matching MCP tools:

  • Accept or dismiss blocking native dialogs like alerts, confirms, prompts, or beforeunload messages in Firefox to continue automation sessions.
    MIT
  • Execute JavaScript in a live Firefox tab and return the last expression's value. Runs in the page's context, supports top-level await, and reports thrown errors with details.
    MIT
  • Control a Firefox tab by simulating pointer, keyboard, and wheel input, then capture screenshots. Perform one action per call using coordinates or element references.
    MIT
  • Navigate a Firefox tab to a URL, adding https:// if missing, or move backward/forward through tab history. Returns after page load completes.
    MIT

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  • Cite or capture a web page; installs the capture extension in Firefox and Chrome.

  • Extension and app analytics across Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Google Play, and the Apple App Store.

  • Open a URL in Firefox with optional headless mode, mobile viewport emulation, and automatic capture of JavaScript errors, console output, and network requests via WebDriver BiDi.
    MIT
  • Run JavaScript in a Firefox tab to explore Redux state and dispatch actions for debugging Appsmith apps.
    MIT
  • Bypass bot protection (Cloudflare, Datadome) using an anti-detect Firefox browser. Perform actions like navigate, read, click, fill, and extract to handle JavaScript challenges and persistent sessions.
    MIT
  • Adjust the browser window size for a specified tab to test responsive layouts at different viewport dimensions.
    MIT
  • Open a URL in any installed browser or a specific browser profile, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and others. Specify the browser and profile ID to target a particular configuration.
    MIT
  • Close a specific Firefox tab using its id from tabs_context_mcp; ignores invalid or already-closed tabs.
    MIT
  • Switch authenticated browser cookies for YouTube and TikTok video control. Select from Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Edge, Safari, Opera, Chromium, or Vivaldi to change which browser's login data is used.
    MIT
  • Launch an application on Linux via shell command, running as a detached process from the server. Execute commands like 'firefox' or 'gnome-terminal'.
    MIT
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  • Identify all bookmark sources on this machine, including Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Vivaldi, Firefox, and Safari. Returns source IDs for use with other tools.
    MIT
  • List current Firefox tabs with ID, URL, title, and active status. Call this first to obtain stable tab IDs for subsequent browser control and navigation.
    MIT
  • Stop a running browser container for a persona or all. Preserves Firefox profile in Docker volume.
    MIT
  • Launch a visible browser instance and navigate to a URL for automated testing and visual validation. Supports Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit engines.
    MIT
  • Create a new blank tab in the Firefox session group, returning its tab ID and the group's updated tab list. Call tabs_context_mcp first to identify the group.
    MIT
  • Launches the Chrome, Firefox, or Edge browser session that all other tools control, so call it first. Downloads the matching driver automatically and returns session status.
    MIT