MCP server for browser console output capture
A concurrent browser MCP server that supports multiple parallel browser instances
Public Browser MCP Server — Chrome browser automation via CDP
Anti-detection browser MCP server for AI agents — navigate, interact, and automate the web without getting blocked
Browser MCP server for AI-powered development and automation via Model Context Protocol
Token-efficient browser MCP server — structured web pages for AI agents, not raw accessibility dumps
Headless-browser MCP server for Claude — Playwright-based, with accessibility-tree refs, Readability, search, annotated screenshots, and a self-improvement feedback loop.
MCP Server for Real Browser - Patchright (undetected Playwright fork) with Stealth Mode, Ad Blocker, and Turnstile Auto-Solver for undetectable web automation.
MCP Server for Brave Real Browser - Puppeteer with Brave Browser, Stealth Mode, Ad Blocker, and Turnstile Auto-Solver for undetectable web automation.
MCP server for agent-browser - complete browser automation with token-efficient @ref system
Browser MCP server for AI agents — auto-launches Chrome, proxies chrome-devtools-mcp tools
Arc Browser MCP Server — control tabs, navigate, execute JS, and capture screenshots via AppleScript (macOS only)
Stealth browser MCP server for AI agents. Hybrid AOM + Set-of-Mark vision, Patchright-grade anti-detection, token-lean by design.
Playwright Tools for MCP
ClawCard Browser MCP server — web navigation and checkout automation for AI agents
MCP server for puppeteer-real-browser
A high-level API to control headless Chrome over the DevTools Protocol
MCP server for Chrome DevTools
A Playwright browser MCP server for UI automation
A high-level API to control headless Chrome over the DevTools Protocol
MCP server for puppeteer-real-browser
Model Context Protocol inspector
A TypeScript SSE proxy for MCP servers that use stdio transport.
Wrangle your browser. MCP server for browser automation using your real browser with parallel test support.
Provides an MCP server with tools to control a headless browser using Capybara and Selenium
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides browser automation tools for AI agents using Ferrum and headless Chrome. Features 25 tools covering navigation, screenshots, form interaction, JavaScript evaluation, cookies, file downloads, and multi-session management.
Developer tools for E11y: TUI, Browser Overlay, MCP Server
FerrumMCP is a browser automation server that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling AI assistants to interact with web pages through a standardized interface. Features include navigation, form interaction, content extraction, screenshot capture, JavaScript execution, cookie management, and advanced capabilities like smart cookie banner detection and AI-powered CAPTCHA solving.