mcp-auto-browser
by acro5piano
MCP server that connects to your browser using the --remote-debugging-port flag. It enables automated browser control and interaction.
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What is mcp-auto-browser?
mcp-auto-browser is a server that allows you to connect to and control a browser instance through its remote debugging port. This enables automated tasks and interactions within the browser environment.
How to use mcp-auto-browser?
To use mcp-auto-browser, you need to launch a browser instance with the --remote-debugging-port flag. Then, configure the server to connect to the specified port. After the connection is established, you can send commands to the server to control the browser.
Key features of mcp-auto-browser
Remote browser control
Automated browser tasks
Integration with MCP
Easy setup with remote debugging port
Use cases of mcp-auto-browser
Web scraping
Automated testing
UI automation
Browser-based task automation
FAQ from mcp-auto-browser
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP refers to the underlying system or protocol this server integrates with. More context is needed to provide a specific answer.
How do I find the remote debugging port?
How do I find the remote debugging port?
The remote debugging port is specified when launching the browser with the --remote-debugging-port flag. You can choose any available port.
What kind of commands can I send to the server?
What kind of commands can I send to the server?
The specific commands depend on the implementation of the server and the capabilities exposed through the remote debugging protocol.
Is this server secure?
Is this server secure?
Security depends on how the server and the browser are configured. Ensure proper authentication and authorization mechanisms are in place when using remote debugging.
Can I use this with any browser?
Can I use this with any browser?
It should work with any browser that supports remote debugging via the --remote-debugging-port flag, such as Chrome and Chromium-based browsers.