BrowserTools MCP is a powerful browser monitoring and interaction tool that enables AI to perform intelligent analysis and operations on browsers through a Chrome extension and a local server.

Browser MCP is an MCP server + Chrome extension that enables browser automation through AI applications (such as VS Code, Claude, etc.). It features fast response, privacy protection, staying logged in, and avoiding detection.

The Node.js Debugger MCP server provides complete debugging capabilities based on the Chrome DevTools protocol, including breakpoint setting, stepping execution, variable inspection, and expression evaluation.

BrowserTools MCP is a powerful browser monitoring and interaction tool that enables AI applications to capture and analyze browser data through Chrome extensions and a local Node server, and is compatible with multiple MCP clients.

An MCP server that provides remote browser control functions through the Chrome Developer Tools Protocol, supporting operations such as script execution, screenshot taking, and network monitoring.

A Node.js server that acts as a bridge between the Chrome DevTools extension and Cursor AI, providing debugging and monitoring functions, including capturing console logs, network requests, screenshots, etc.

PassportMCP is a toolkit that allows users to build an MCP server for any website and automatically synchronize browser authentication information. It captures the authentication status through a Chrome extension, stores it locally, and injects it into HTTP requests, enabling access to website data without a developer API.

An MCP server based on Puppeteer that provides browser automation capabilities and supports connecting to existing Chrome windows or creating new instances.

An MCP server for accessing and searching browser history records (supporting mainstream browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, and Safari), supporting cross-platform use, and helping LLMs understand user interests and search behaviors

An MCP server based on Ruby, using Ferrum and Headless Chrome for browser automation, providing 29 tools to support functions such as navigation, interaction, and content extraction, and having a built-in anti-detection stealth mode.

An MCP server that provides browser remote control functions through the Chrome DevTools protocol

A browser automation tool based on Playwright, supporting the Greasemonkey API and Chrome debugging functions

A Chrome extension that connects web pages to the local MCP server via WebSocket, enabling the control of web page resources and the execution of functions from the server.

A tool for managing Chrome browser tabs through the MCP protocol, supporting getting and closing tabs.

An MCP server based on the Chrome debugging protocol, enabling browser automation and maintaining the login state. It can connect to an existing Chrome instance for persistent operations without installing extensions.

An MCP server that provides fine-grained control of the browser through the Chrome Developer Tools Protocol

The Electron MCP Server is a server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), providing comprehensive automation, debugging, and observability capabilities for Electron applications. It implements AI-driven automation through the integration of the Chrome DevTools protocol, supporting real-time UI interactions, visual debugging, deep inspection, and development observability, and can work without modifying the target application's code.

An MCP tool that enables Google search and web content extraction through the Chrome browser, integrated with Claude to enhance search capabilities

GoScry is a server application based on the Go language. It controls browsers to execute web page operation tasks through the Chrome DevTools protocol, providing API interfaces and DOM parsing functions.

An MCP service for Instagram content acquisition based on Chrome login sessions