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"How to use the browser console log and network tab" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve console log messages from browser tabs to monitor errors, warnings, and debug information during web application testing and development.
    MIT
  • Attach Chrome DevTools Protocol to a browser tab and start collecting console, log, and network events for inspection.
    MIT
  • Retrieve current browser session and page metadata: URL, title, origin, and user agent. Use it to confirm where the browser is after navigation, clicks, redirects, or tab switches without altering the page.
    MIT
  • List, open, switch, and close browser tabs. Retrieve tab indexes, URLs, and titles to manage multi-tab browsing sessions.
    MIT
  • Ends a playtest session and closes its browser page, returning a pass/warn/fail summary with steps responded, gameplay start, ad counts and console errors. Call it when finished playing to free the browser.
    MIT
  • Control the operator's browser: list tabs, read snapshots, capture console/network, take screenshots, and automate clicks, typing, and scrolling. Returns tab IDs and page data.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive

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  • Close an agent-owned browser tab to clean up background tabs after work is complete. It preserves the foreground tab and refuses to close the active tab unless explicitly allowed.
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  • Ends the active Wilma session so the user can open Wilma in a browser or log out. Saved login remains; the next Wilma call signs in again and ends the browser session.
    MIT
  • Open a new browser tab with a separate session, cookies, and login state for isolated browsing contexts. Provide a unique tab name and URL, and optionally inject pre-authenticated cookies before navigation.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Select an agent-owned browser tab by ID to move between tabs for multi-tab workflows without changing the foreground tab; set active:true only to bring it forward.
    MIT
  • Retrieves browser console logs (errors, warnings, GM_log) to diagnose script runtime errors after reload. Saves full log to .customaise/console-context.json, or returns inline without a file.
    MIT
  • Shows what the reader is viewing now: the open page in each browser tab and the block under their pointer, with the start of its text, newest first.
    GPL 3.0
  • Opens Google Flow in your active browser tab, enabling immediate access to AI generation models via the Autoflow extension.
    MIT
  • Reload a browser tab to re-inject updated userscripts after export, ensuring changes take effect. Waits for page load and tool re-registration before returning.
    MIT
  • Shows how CrowdSec processes a log line: what parsers extract and which scenarios match. Use to understand scenario behavior without generating an alert.
    MIT
  • Open or reuse a provider start tab in the bound browser without sending a prompt; use it before listing chats or asking when no platform tab is open.
    MIT
  • Close a specific browser tab by ID, or the active tab if no ID is provided, to reduce clutter and manage your session.
    MIT
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