Close the active browser session after automation finishes to release resources and clear tabs, cookies, and history. Safe to call even when no session exists.
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"Tools and Resources for Browser Automation" matching MCP tools:
- Close the currently active browser session and free up resources like tabs, cookies, and history. Safe to call when no session is open.MIT
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Programmatic headless browser sessions: create, interact, browse, and extract - rendered in a real
A real Chromium browser agents can pay for per action over x402 (USDC on Base): navigate $0.005, extract $0.005, accessibility snapshot $0.005, act $0.01, screenshot $0.02, close free. Also runs free self-hosted over stdio via npx @scriptmasterlabs/agent-browser. Six tools with structured error codes and a public receipts log. Source: https://gitlab.com/timothy.walton45/agent-browser
- Close the automated browser session to free resources. The browser reopens automatically on the next tool call.Apache 2.0Destructive
- End the active browser session and free its resources, including tabs, cookies, and page state. Use when automation is complete or to reset the browser before starting a new session.MIT
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- Terminate a browser session to free cloud resources and prevent unnecessary billing charges in multi-session automation workflows.Apache 2.0
- Terminate browser sessions to free cloud resources and prevent unnecessary billing charges in multi-session automation workflows.Apache 2.0
- Terminate a browser session to free cloud resources and prevent unnecessary billing charges in multi-session automation workflows.Apache 2.0
- Terminates a browser session, freeing cloud resources and preventing continued billing. Use after completing multi-session workflows.Apache 2.0
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