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"Using Python to Locate and Retrieve Browser Element Selectors" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve the DOM elements visually selected in the browser, including bulletproof selectors, context, and comments. Use this to access raw selection data or regenerate missing .dom.md context files.
    MIT
  • Retrieve interactable page elements with selectors and text. Filter by type, viewport visibility, and paginate results for precise element selection.
    MIT
  • Click a webpage element by its accessibility ref from page_a11y. Automatically scrolls it into view first, eliminating the need for CSS selectors.
    MIT
  • Automate browser element interaction by clicking specified CSS selectors during web application security testing and penetration testing workflows.
    MIT

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    Enables interactive element inspection on any website, allowing users to click elements and send detailed information (tag, classes, styles, attributes) to Claude for analysis.
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  • Capture a structured snapshot of a web page with Markdown and element selectors to locate and interact with elements via refs.
    MIT
  • Locate any element on a webpage using visible text, ARIA role, label, CSS selector, or XPath. Returns a unique CSS selector and element details for interaction.
    Apache 2.0
  • Click a browser element and log it as a recording step. Locate by ARIA role, text, or CSS selector; confirm destructive actions.
    MIT
  • Fill form inputs using CSS or text-based selectors, with auto-scroll and focus, even on sites with strict CSP.
    MIT
  • Fill form input fields with values using CSS or text selectors. Auto-scrolls and focuses the element, works on strict CSP sites via Chrome Debugger API.
    MIT
  • Extract sanitized HTML from web pages to analyze structure, identify form fields, and plan automation selectors for web crawling operations.
    MIT
  • Click any page element using CSS or text selectors. Auto-scrolls into view and uses real mouse events to work on modern SPAs and strict sites.
    MIT
  • Retrieve specific documents, scripts, and resources from Claude skills to access Python scripts, reference materials, example data files, and images using pattern matching.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve all UI elements detected on the annotated page, including names, CSS selectors, positions, and sizes. Use this data to interpret user references to specific interface components.
    MIT
  • Perform browser actions like click, fill, and type using element references or CSS selectors. Returns updated page state after interactions.
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  • Locate UI elements on Android screens using selectors like text, resource ID, or class name to identify buttons, text fields, or other components for automation tasks.
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  • Execute Python code to generate interactive visualizations, plots, and dashboards, then view them in a browser via a unique URL.
    BSD 3-Clause