Browser Automation MCP Servers

Playwright

253

Enables browser automation capabilities using Playwright for LLMs to interact with web pages.

Selenium

251

Automates browser interactions through the Model Context Protocol using Selenium WebDriver.

Puppeteer

236

Automates browser interactions through Puppeteer for both new and existing Chrome instances.

Playwright Plus

150

Enables browser automation tasks through a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server using Playwright.

Browser Control

150

Empowers AI agents to control a user's browser for tasks like tab management, history search, and web research.

Chrome DevTools

92

Provides integration with Chrome's debugging capabilities by acting as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Claude Desktop and Claude Code.

BrowserStack

91

Enables developers and testers to use the BrowserStack Test Platform directly from their favorite AI tools for manual and automated testing.

Browser Use

74

Connects MCP clients with a browser using browser-use, leveraging the client's existing LLM setup without requiring an external API key.

Computer Use

73

Enables Claude to control your computer locally through a Model Context Protocol server.

Stealth Browser

72

Automate web interactions to bypass advanced anti-bot systems, Cloudflare, and social media blocks for undetectable real-browser automation.

Debugg AI

66

Automates end-to-end testing for code generation platforms using AI-managed browsers.

DrissionPage

54

Provides a browser automation server using DrissionPage and FastMCP, offering a rich set of browser operation APIs for AI integration.

Playwrightess

53

Provides a persistent Playwright evaluation environment by exposing a JavaScript programming interface for agents.

Browser Use

52

Automates browser interactions via natural language using the browser-use library and the Model Context Protocol.

Chrome Tools

44

Enables remote control of Chrome tabs through the DevTools Protocol for tasks like executing JavaScript, capturing screenshots, and monitoring network traffic.

Circuit

43

Empowers AI coding agents to precisely automate interactions within web browsers and Electron desktop applications.

LinkedIn Browser

43

Automates LinkedIn interactions and extracts data through browser automation, respecting terms of service and rate limits.

Steel Voyager

41

Enables LLMs like Claude to interact with and automate web browsers via the Model Context Protocol.

Chrome Control

41

Enables LLM agents to control a local Chrome browser instance programmatically via the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP).

Web Browser

41

Enables AI assistants to browse websites and extract content using CSS selectors via a Minimum Control Program (MCP) interface.