BrowserMCP/mcp
Mcp
BrowserMCP is a browser automation bridge that connects AI tools to a live browser session through a local proxy server. It implements a standardized protocol for sending commands like click, type, and navigate to a real browser instance running on the user's machine, while keeping all browsing data on the device.
The project distinguishes itself by preserving user sessions and fingerprints across automation tasks. It attaches to the user's existing browser profile to maintain cookies, logins, and authentication state, and uses the real browser's user agent, viewport, and extension context to bypass CAPTCHAs and basic anti-automation checks. All automation runs locally on the user's machine so browsing data never leaves the device.
The tool provides page interaction capabilities including clicking elements, typing text, navigating to URLs, executing JavaScript, extracting page content, and taking screenshots. It manages browser sessions by opening tabs, maintaining persistent connections across multiple AI tool invocations, and reusing existing browser profiles to avoid re-authentication.
Features
- Browser Automation Tools - Controls a live browser session from AI tools, performing clicks, typing, and navigation on the user's behalf.
- Browser Automation Agents - Provides a local browser agent that executes automation on the user's own machine.
- Browser Automation - Directs a user's existing browser from an AI application without sending data to remote servers.
- Browser Automation Tool Connectors - Attaches to an existing browser profile to maintain cookies, logins, and authentication across automation tasks.
- Browser Automation - Executes all browser automation locally on the user's machine, keeping activity and credentials on-device.
- Browser Proxy Bridges - Runs a local proxy server that bridges AI tool requests to the user's browser, keeping all data on-device.
- Local Data Privacy Tools - Runs all browser automation locally on the user's machine so browsing data never leaves the device.
- Browser Session Token Reuse - Reuses existing browser session tokens and cookies to preserve authentication across automation tasks.
- Browser Automation Protocols - Implements a standardized protocol for sending browser automation commands to a live browser instance.
- Browser Session Persistence - Runs all browser automation locally on the user's machine, keeping browsing data on-device.
- AI-Driven Browser Controllers - Enables AI applications to programmatically navigate pages, fill forms, and extract data through a live browser session.
- Browser Session Managers - Directs a live browser from an AI tool to click, type, and navigate on the user's behalf.
- Scraping and Anti-Detection - Uses a real browser fingerprint and profile to bypass CAPTCHAs and basic anti-automation checks.
- Browser Tab Content Extractors - Retrieves the full HTML or visible text content from the currently active browser tab.
- Browser Page Extractors - Extracts text and structured data from live browser pages for downstream processing by AI agents.
- Live Page Content Readers - Extracts text, attributes, and structured data from the current browser page for downstream processing.
- Local Browser Proxies - Runs a local server that proxies AI tool requests to the user's browser, keeping all data on-device.
- Anti-Detect Profile Managers - Uses the real browser fingerprint and profile to bypass CAPTCHAs and basic anti-bot measures during automation.
- Anti-Bot Evasion - Uses the real browser's fingerprint and profile to bypass CAPTCHAs and basic anti-automation checks.
- Browser Fingerprint Generators - Uses the real browser's fingerprint to avoid detection by anti-bot systems during automation.
- Screenshot Capture - Captures screenshots of the current browser viewport and returns them as base64-encoded images.
- JavaScript Execution Bridges - Executes arbitrary JavaScript code within a browser tab context and returns the result.
- Tab Openers - Opens new browser tabs and returns unique identifiers for subsequent automation commands.
- Browser Control Protocols - Implements a standardised protocol for sending commands like click, type, and navigate to a real browser instance.
- Browser Navigation - Directs the browser to load a specified web page and waits for the page to finish loading.
- Programmatic Page Interactions - Performs clicks, form fills, and navigation on a page through a remote agent.
- Browser Automation - Automated control for local Chrome instances.
- More to explore - Automate local browser
