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"How to move the mouse and navigate the browser" matching MCP tools:

  • Navigate back to the prior page in the browser's history. Returns the URL after moving back.
    MIT
  • Navigate forward in browser history to the next page. Use after going back to return to a previously visited page.
    MIT
  • Navigate the browser to a URL and get confirmation with HTTP status, content preview, and interactive elements after the page loads.
    MIT
  • Clicks the mouse at an absolute screen coordinate after verifying the cursor is within 5 pixels of the target, compensating for OS pointer ballistics. Supports relative moves and adjustable glide speed.
    MIT

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  • Navigate back to the previous page in browser history to return to listing or search results without re-entering URLs.
    MIT
  • Move the macOS pointer to specified x and y coordinates without clicking. Prevents mouse-up events for hover-only desktop checks.
    MIT
  • Move the mouse pointer to specified coordinates and idle for a set duration without clicking. Use snap mode for instant movement or glide mode for smooth motion.
    MIT
  • Move mouse cursor to specified screen coordinates (absolute) or pixel deltas (relative). Supports instant snap or timed glide movement.
    MIT
  • Trigger hover events on web elements to reveal dropdown menus, tooltips, and hidden UI content by simulating realistic browser mouse behavior.
    MIT
  • Move the mouse cursor to precise screen coordinates using Hyprland's native movecursor for pixel-accurate positioning without acceleration issues.
    MIT
  • Move the mouse cursor to a specified UI element or screen coordinates. Use before scrolling to target a specific area.
    MIT
  • Navigate the active browser tab to a specified URL. Supports optional tab selection for focused control.
    MIT