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"Scroll modules for reading web page content" matching MCP tools:

  • Find relevant web page titles and snippets without reading full pages. Filter results by domain, time, language, or trusted field-specific lenses.
    MIT
  • Scroll a page or element into view using a reference or CSS selector. Scroll by direction (up, down, top, bottom) when no reference is provided.
    MIT
  • Scroll a page by pixel offset, viewport pages, or to a specific element using a CSS selector. Navigate long pages or bring elements into view.
    MIT
  • Extract the main text content from a web page, excluding navigation and headers. Use for reading articles, documentation, or blog posts.
    Apache 2.0
  • Extract web page content and convert it to clean, readable markdown format for analysis, bypassing paywalls and obtaining structured text data from websites.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Scroll a window or page using raw wheel, element targeting, smart auto-detection, full-page image capture, or OCR text extraction.
    MIT
  • Retrieve complete Grokipedia articles with metadata, content previews, and citations for reading, overviews, and source verification.
    MIT
  • Scroll web pages or containers using CSS selectors, directional commands, or absolute positions to navigate content and access hidden elements.
    MIT
  • Scroll any container or page by precise pixel amounts to test infinite scroll, sticky headers, or carousel navigation. Auto-detects scroll direction when only one axis is available.
    MIT
  • Convert web pages to clean markdown format by extracting content, removing unnecessary elements, and ranking information for RAG applications.
    MIT
  • Scroll content inside modal dialogs, scrollable divs, or sidebars that page-level scrolling cannot reach. Returns scroll position metadata to track progress.
    MIT
  • Scroll the page up, down, left, or right by a specified pixel amount, or scroll an element into view. Use it to load lazy content and reveal off-screen elements.
    MIT
  • Scrolls a webpage to the bottom, pausing for lazy content to load, and stops when no more content loads or infinite scroll ends. Returns a snapshot of the final page state.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the text content of a Coda page in HTML or markdown format, suitable for reading and processing instead of metadata.
    MIT
  • Extract web content and convert it to clean Markdown for reading documentation, analyzing content, and gathering information from websites while preserving links and structure.
    MIT
  • Extract clean, readable markdown from web pages by removing navigation, ads, and footers to focus on main content for efficient reading and token savings.
    Apache 2.0
  • Extract clean, readable markdown from web pages. Strips navigation, ads, and footers, returning only the main content for efficient reading and token savings.
    Apache 2.0