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Hosted endpoint that hands whole web tasks to Browser Use's cloud browser agent and returns the result
Name: Browser Use Cloud MCP
Description: Hosted endpoint that hands whole web tasks to Browser Use's cloud browser agent and returns the result
Drives your own signed-in Chrome profiles and parallel tabs from an MCP client, all on 127.0.0.1
About: …and passkeys, rather than a fresh headless browser. It has three parts: a Chrome extension from the Chrome Web Store, one small Node daemon per Chrome profile, and a…
Hosted MCP endpoint for driving real Chrome sessions: cloud, third-party or your own desktop browser
Name: Oya Browser
Description: Hosted MCP endpoint for driving real Chrome sessions: cloud, third-party or your own desktop browser
Scrape, crawl, search and run browser agents through Hyperbrowser's cloud browsers
About: …hand a plain-language task to one of three browser agents (Browser Use, OpenAI's computer-use model, or Claude computer use) that click and type on their own in a cloud…
Local bridge that turns your logged-in Chrome tabs into MCP tools for web apps and the browser
Description: Local bridge that turns your logged-in Chrome tabs into MCP tools for web apps and the browser
Runs a headless Chromium task from a goal and a start URL, steered by TypeSafe's Jev model
Name: Jev Browser
About: Jev Browser is a single-tool MCP server (jev_navigate) that takes a plain-language task and an http(s) start URL, then works a headless Chromium through Playwright until…
Drives the Safari you already use on a Mac, with your logins, through AppleScript and an optional extension
About: …Node.js server that controls the desktop Safari browser on macOS. Instead of starting a separate Chromium or a headless engine, it works in your ordinary Safari windows,…
Local MCP server that reads and operates desktop app windows on macOS, Linux and Windows
About: …for macOS (Accessibility APIs), Windows (UI Automation) and Linux (AT-SPI2), plus a CLI called open-computer-use or ocu. Besides serving MCP, the CLI can call single…
Runs web tasks by replaying a site's own backend API calls, with a recorded cloud browser as fallback
Description: Runs web tasks by replaying a site's own backend API calls, with a recorded cloud browser as fallback
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