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    MCP server that drives Safari on a physically attached iPhone via Apple's safaridriver, enabling navigation, screenshots, DOM snapshots, console logs, network timings, and tap/type/scroll actions on the real device. No Xcode, Appium, or WebDriverAgent required.
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    MIT

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  • Close a Safari tab by specifying window and tab indices. Omit arguments to close the current tab in the frontmost window.
    MIT
  • 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.
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  • Use this tool to navigate back in Safari browser history. Ideal for web automation, testing, and debugging workflows on macOS via MCP Safari Server.
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  • Terminate JavaScript error monitoring in Safari to halt detection and reporting of issues during web automation, testing, or debugging with MCP Safari Server.
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  • Capture the current Safari window as a screenshot using the MCP Safari Server. Specify an optional filename to save the image for automation, testing, or debugging purposes.
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  • Run JavaScript code on the active Safari page to automate tasks, test functionality, or debug web applications using the MCP Safari Server.
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  • Move the real macOS cursor over an element in Safari to trigger native :hover and mouseenter states, exposing tooltips in obfuscated UIs where synthetic events fail. Restores cursor after dwell.
    MIT
  • Submit a built extension for store review to Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari via extension.dev; dry run by default, pass dryRun:false to dispatch.
    Apache 2.0
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  • Retrieve current Safari tabs and get usage guidance for all available browser automation tools.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • List all open Safari tabs with their window and index handles, showing titles and URLs, to identify which tab to control.
    MIT