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.
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"Firefox Browser" matching MCP tools:
- Launch a Firefox-based browser with Marionette enabled for automated control by gecko-mcp. Specify a known browser name or executable path; auto-detects installed ones.MIT
- Launch a browser session with choice of Chrome or Firefox, headless mode, and custom window size. Use this to configure browser settings before running tests.MIT
- Retrieve raw browser history data from Firefox, Chrome, or Safari for analysis. Specify time period and browser type to extract browsing records.MIT
- Open URLs in your preferred web browser. This tool launches web addresses in Firefox, Chrome, or your system's default browser, handling browser-specific configurations automatically.
- Extract visited URLs and downloaded files from Chrome, Edge, and Firefox browser databases for forensic analysis.MIT
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- Generate realistic browser fingerprints for Chrome, Firefox, or Safari. Includes user-agent, headers, and platform info.MIT
- Retrieve open browser tabs across macOS browsers. Filter by browser name to get tabs from Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and more.MIT
- Send a keyboard key to a Firefox tab for automated browser control.MIT
- Launch a live Firefox browser instance. Optionally copy an existing profile to retain cookies and sessions, or start with a clean browser.MIT
- Close the live Firefox session to free system resources and end all browser activities.MIT
- List recent Firefox downloads, including file path, download state, and size, from your real browser session.MIT
- Switch the active browser to Chromium, Firefox, or WebKit to change the rendering engine for automation tasks.MIT
- Launch a new browser instance using Chromium, Firefox, or WebKit, with configurable headless mode and viewport dimensions for automated web tasks.
- Launch a new browser instance to automate web interactions. Choose Chromium, Firefox, or WebKit, run headless or with a custom viewport for testing and scraping.
- Start Firefox with multi-tab browsing and debugging options using Playwright automation, enabling efficient browser control and advanced tab management for MCP applications.MIT
- List firefox-reverse environments for managing reverse-engineering browser instances.
- Execute browser automation code to navigate pages, click elements, extract data, and run multi-step workflows using bash, Python, or JavaScript commands in an active browser session.MIT
- Configure and save browser authentication state for automated web testing by launching an interactive browser session to complete login processes.Apache 2.0
- List, create, close, or select browser tabs to manage web navigation during automated browser testing.Apache 2.0