Launches Chrome with remote debugging enabled, using a temporary profile. Select mode: newInstance to run alongside existing Chrome, or freshSession for a clean profile.
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"chrome" matching MCP tools:
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- Restart Chrome to reset browser state, apply proxy settings, or recover from crashes by stopping and restarting the managed Chrome instance with remote debugging enabled.MIT
- Debug script execution from page load by enabling the debugger and injecting a breakpoint at the first statement of newly loaded scripts after reloading the page.MIT
- Reload the current Chrome page to refresh content or reset to initial state, discarding unsaved changes and refetching server resources.MIT
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- Terminate a running Chrome instance and close debugging connections to clean up resources and end debugging sessions.MIT
- Navigate the current Chrome tab to a specified URL to load new page content, changing the current page while discarding unsaved work.MIT
- Execute JavaScript code in Chrome browser tabs to inspect dynamic content, manipulate DOM elements, or trigger complex interactions during debugging sessions.MIT
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- Capture runtime performance metrics like JS heap size and DOM node count from Chrome tabs to monitor memory usage, detect leaks, and profile performance.MIT
- Send raw Chrome DevTools Protocol commands to control browser behavior, modify page state, or access advanced debugging features when specialized tools are insufficient.MIT
- Retrieve HTTP requests and WebSocket frames from Chrome network activity to audit API calls, debug network issues, and inspect WebSocket traffic with filtering options.MIT
- Delete a debugger breakpoint by its ID to allow uninterrupted code execution in Chrome DevTools Protocol sessions.MIT
- Activate proxy authentication for Chrome debugging by supplying credentials to handle authenticated proxy servers during browser automation.MIT
- Analyze page performance by recording execution traces, calculating Core Web Vitals, and identifying long tasks to detect bottlenecks and optimize loading times.MIT
- Capture screenshots of web pages for visual verification of UI state, layout, or rendering. Supports full-page or viewport captures with configurable image formats.MIT
- Retrieve unhandled Chrome DevTools Protocol events from domains without specialized listeners. Filter by method name and limit results to monitor Target, Debugger, or custom domain activity during browser debugging.MIT
- Screenshots a website to extract brand colors, fonts, and visual personality using headless Chrome. Resolves extraction failures on JS-rendered sites.MIT
- Pause code execution at a specific line in Chrome for debugging by setting a breakpoint that stops when reached.MIT