Switch active browser tab using a window handle or 0-based index. Subsequent commands execute on the selected tab.
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- Click a link using a CSS selector and automatically switch to the newly opened browser tab for web automation tasks.MIT
- Execute JavaScript in the browser console to manipulate page content and extract data without page reloads.MIT
- Navigate to any URL in your active browser tab using the real-browser-mcp server. Control your browser with existing sessions and cookies for automated testing or web interaction tasks.MIT
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- Retrieve and filter browser console logs for debugging web applications. Capture errors, warnings, and other console messages with search and limit options.MIT
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- Close a browser tab by its ID, or the current tab if no ID is given. Use to remove popups or unwanted tabs.MIT
- Close a specific browser tab by window and tab index, but use with caution due to high risk of targeting the wrong tab if tabs are reordered or closed. Recommended alternative: close_tab_by_id.MIT
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- Close a specific Chrome tab by its unique ID, unaffected by tab reordering, window changes, or index shifting. Use the tab ID from the get_tabs output for precise control.MIT
- Focus a specific Chrome tab by its unique ID, bringing it to the front for active use. Requires the tab ID from get_tabs output, enabling precise tab control in the MCP Browser Tabs Server.MIT