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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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  • Use this tool to navigate back in Safari browser history. Ideal for web automation, testing, and debugging workflows on macOS via MCP Safari Server.
  • Run JavaScript code on the active Safari page to automate tasks, test functionality, or debug web applications using the MCP Safari Server.
  • Triggers native CSS :hover and mouseenter by moving the real cursor to coordinates or elements. Use for tooltips that only appear on genuine hover, then read the tooltip with evaluate or wait.
    MIT
  • Retrieve current Safari tabs and get usage guidance for all available browser automation tools.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Parse and validate the viewport meta tag against iOS Safari best practices, identifying issues like missing width=device-width, disabled zoom, and missing viewport-fit=cover.
    MIT
  • Build a production browser extension into dist/<browser>/. Optionally create a store-ready .zip or a Safari macOS app, and block broken manifests unless validation is skipped.
    Apache 2.0
  • Perform OS-level mouse click that generates trusted events, bypassing WAF/bot detection when standard clicks fail with 403 or blocked form submissions.
    MIT
  • Switch authenticated browser cookies for YouTube and TikTok video control. Select from Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Edge, Safari, Opera, Chromium, or Vivaldi to change which browser's login data is used.
    MIT
  • Hot-reload the Safari MCP Bridge extension after editing background.js or content.js, bypassing manual Safari extension toggling. The extension briefly disconnects and reconnects automatically.
    MIT
  • Audit live CSS support in Safari: detect unsupported properties, missing -webkit- prefixes, and rendering quirks using CSS.supports() in the real engine.
    MIT
  • Identify all bookmark sources on this machine, including Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Vivaldi, Firefox, and Safari. Returns source IDs for use with other tools.
    MIT
  • Send real keypresses to Safari without activating the window, using OS-level events to trigger trusted actions in web apps where JavaScript automation fails.
    MIT