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

  • Toggle console capture on a browser tab. Buffers up to 500 console messages (log, info, warn, error, debug) for retrieval via zen_console_logs.
    MIT
  • Retrieve console log messages from browser tabs to monitor errors, warnings, and debug information during web application testing and development.
    MIT
  • Change the active browser tab by providing a window handle or 0-based index, directing all following tool calls to that tab.
    MIT
  • Adopt a popup or new tab as a new session id to control with clicks, assertions, and logs, while the original tab remains active.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Retrieve cached console messages from a Chrome tab for debugging script errors, monitoring page health, and inspecting exception traces. Optionally filter by severity level or clear the cache.
    MIT

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  • Switch the active browser tab to a specific tab using its tab ID. Get tab IDs from the available tabs list.
    MIT
  • Retrieve browser console logs from Webvizio tasks when the task prompt lacks sufficient information for execution, providing additional context to complete development tasks.
    MIT
  • Navigate the active browser tab to a specified URL. Supports optional tab selection for focused control.
    MIT
  • Retrieve buffered console logs from a monitored browser tab. Filter results by timestamp or log level to analyze errors and messages.
    MIT
  • Capture and inspect network requests from a browser tab using PerformanceObserver. Start, stop, read, or clear the request buffer to analyze web traffic.
    MIT
  • Guides setup and use of agent-browser CLI for automated browser tasks like navigating pages, clicking, and capturing console errors in a real browser.
    MIT
  • Open a new browser tab to navigate to a specified URL or default blank page. Use this to launch web pages during automated browser tasks.
    MIT
  • Close a browser tab by its ID, or the current tab if no ID is given. Use to remove popups or unwanted tabs.
    MIT
  • Start capturing network requests and WebSocket frames from a browser tab to analyze API calls, headers, and response data for debugging or monitoring purposes.
    MIT