Launch a browser session to specify Firefox, enable headless mode, or set a custom window size. Enables Selenium-powered web automation and test creation.
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"Firefox Browser" matching MCP tools:
- Restart the Firefox browser to recover from unresponsive states or stale automation sessions.MIT
- Opens a browser for automation, connecting to existing Chrome sessions or importing cookies from Firefox/Edge to preserve logins during automated tasks.GPL 3.0
- 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
- Retrieve raw browser history data from Firefox, Chrome, or Safari for analysis. Specify time period and browser type to extract browsing records.MIT
- Parse Firefox bookmark entries from a browser profile directory. Filter results by title or URL and set a limit for streamlined forensic analysis.MIT
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- 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.-
- Retrieve open browser tabs across macOS browsers. Filter by browser name to get tabs from Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and more.MIT
- Start a browser session for web automation, selecting Chrome, Firefox, or Edge with options for headless mode, viewport dimensions, proxy settings, and custom launch arguments.MIT
- Generate realistic browser fingerprints for Chrome, Firefox, or Safari. Includes user-agent, headers, and platform info.MIT
- Parse browser history and downloads from Edge, Chrome, or Firefox to identify visited URLs, downloaded files, and their origins.MIT
- Parse Firefox download history from a browser profile directory for forensic analysis. Filter by source or download URL and limit results.MIT
- Extract cookies from a Firefox profile directory, with optional filters for host, name, and record limit, to support forensic investigations.MIT
- Send a keyboard key to a Firefox tab for automated browser control.MIT
- End the browser session when automation tasks are complete. Releases connection to existing Firefox or closes the browser if started by the server.-
- Identify all active Firefox browser contexts to manage sessions and isolate testing environments during penetration testing.MIT
- Check if the Firefox bridge add-on is connected to your real browser for automation control.MIT
- Close the Firefox browser to release system resources. Use this cleanup step after finishing penetration testing or browser-based tasks.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