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    A server that provides AI assistants programmatic control of Safari browser on macOS for web automation, testing, and debugging.
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    Enables visual web access and browser automation through Safari, with tools for navigation, screenshots, element interaction, and tab management.
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    BSD 3-Clause
  • Reload the active Safari webpage to update content or resolve issues. Integrates with MCP Safari Server for automated browser control during web testing, debugging, and automation tasks.
  • Run JavaScript code on the active Safari page to automate tasks, test functionality, or debug web applications using the MCP Safari Server.
  • Retrieve recent error events with full context including message, type, stack, and user environment. Filter by time period, browser, or fingerprint to diagnose specific bugs.
    MIT
  • Moves the real OS cursor to an element to trigger native :hover and mouseenter handlers, enabling tooltips in obfuscated UIs like Discord sidebars. Restores cursor position after dwell.
  • Check browser and runtime support for web APIs, CSS features, and JavaScript syntax using live data from MDN and caniuse.
    Elastic 2.0
  • Replace existing content in input fields, textareas, selects, and rich text editors. Supports React, ProseMirror, Draft.js, and Google Closure automatically.
  • Fetch a URL and convert its content to clean markdown for LLM consumption. Supports HTML, PDF, JSON, and SPA data extraction.
  • Retrieve all open Safari tabs and access guidance for using available browser automation tools.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Stream phone IMU (tilt, gyro, shake) and multitouch into TouchDesigner as CHOP channels. Builds a web server for phone browser access (no app) and exposes channels for binding.
    MIT