Connect to an existing Chromium or Electron instance, or launch a new one with remote debugging for automation, debugging, and network capture.
MIT
545,280 tools. Updated 2026-09-10 19:59
"chrome" matching MCP tools:
- Launch Chrome with remote debugging enabled to inspect network traffic and request details. Supports headless mode and custom user data directories for flexible debugging.-
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- Navigate the active Chrome tab to a specified URL, replacing current page content with the new destination.MIT
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- Terminate a Chrome instance and close its debugging connections, cleaning up resources and preventing zombie processes. End a debugging session safely.MIT
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- Retrieve the unique Google customer ID required to use Chrome Enterprise Premium management tools.Apache 2.0
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