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"browser tool" matching MCP tools:

  • Launch a persistent browser session that remains active across automation steps, preserving cookies, tabs, and page state until explicitly closed.
    MIT
  • Launch a persistent SeleniumBase browser session via CDP for automation workflows. Required before using interaction tools, preserving state across sessions.
    MIT
  • Retrieve current browser session and page metadata: URL, title, origin, and user agent. Use it to confirm where the browser is after navigation, clicks, redirects, or tab switches without altering the page.
    MIT
  • Control browser window geometry and state: retrieve position and size, set exact coordinates, or maximize/minimize the window.
    MIT
  • Get or change browser window geometry and state: retrieve position and size, set exact coordinates, or maximize and minimize the window.
    MIT
  • Starts a browser-based Log10x sign-in by requesting an Auth0 device code, opening the user's browser with the code pre-filled, and returning the device code immediately.
    MIT

Matching MCP Servers

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    Lets AI agents drive a headless Chromium browser to open URLs, click, type, select options, read text/HTML, evaluate JavaScript, wait for elements, and capture real PNG screenshots. A persistent single session keeps cookies and SSO state across tool calls, and an optional live view mirrors pages in VS Code's integrated browser tab.
    MIT
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    Enables AI agents to open URLs in a persistent headless browser and interact with pages by clicking, typing, selecting, reading content, evaluating JavaScript, waiting for elements, and capturing screenshots.
    24 npm
    MIT

Matching MCP Connectors

  • 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

  • Browser compatibility and Baseline status for any web feature — offline, from bundled MDN data.

  • Diagnose browser connection failures by reporting which transport is live and which browser APIs are available, distinguishing an unresponsive extension from unsupported API calls.
    Apache 2.0
  • Sign in to Anythink with Google by opening a browser consent screen and storing the session token; requires local browser over stdio, then call accounts_list and projects_list.
    MIT
  • List saved browser fingerprint profiles to get an ID for launching a browser session. Shows OS, browser, version, and creation date without exposing credentials.
    MIT
  • Create, resume, cancel, or report a Stripe Link checkout inside an active browser session while keeping payment credentials out of the tool.
    Server Side Public , v 1
    Destructive
  • Create a Zenrows browser session and navigate to a URL, returning a session_id for subsequent browser automation tools.
    MIT
  • Append a compact progress, tool, test, browser, approval, or deployment event to the active agent session to keep its timeline updated.
    MIT
  • Guides setup and use of agent-browser CLI for automated browser tasks like navigating pages, clicking, and capturing console errors in a real browser.
    MIT
  • Analyze URL, title, HTML, text, or runtime signals to detect CAPTCHA or browser verification challenges without needing a browser adapter or session control.
    MIT
  • List open browser tabs, create new tabs with a URL, close tabs by index, or select a specific tab. Use this tool to manage tab operations in automated browser testing workflows.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Launch a persistent browser session for automation. Call this before page interactions; the session stays active across calls until closed.
    MIT