browser-mcp

browser-mcp

Exposes your Chrome/Edge browser as MCP tools for AI agents, enabling browser automation through a Chrome extension with 47 tools for navigation, interaction, page reading, and more.

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Browser MCP

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A Chrome/Edge extension that turns the browser into an MCP server. It connects directly to a code-mcp-gateway (wss://code-mcp.tuanm.dev/ws/<id>) and answers MCP requests in place — no local server required.

flowchart LR
  A["AI agent"] -->|"MCP JSON-RPC"| G["code-mcp-gateway"]
  G -->|"wss /ws/<id>"| E["Extension (MV3)"]
  E -->|"CDP / tabs"| P["Pages"]

Latest build: browser-mcp-extension.zip

Install

Requires Chrome or Edge >= 111.

  1. Open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, click Load unpacked, select packages/browser-extension. (Or download the zip above.)
  2. Click the toolbar icon, enter the gateway Device ID and Token, click Connect. The popup shows Connected (gateway).

The token must match the one configured for the device on the gateway. Leave it empty and anyone reaching the gateway can control the browser.

Tools (47)

Element discovery uses the @ref system: snapshot returns an interactive element tree with [ref=eN] markers; every interaction tool accepts a ref or a CSS selector.

  • Discovery — snapshot, find, get, is
  • Interaction — click, dblclick, type, fill, check, uncheck, select, hover, focus, press, drag, scroll, upload
  • Navigation — navigate, reload, back, forward, close, tabs, window
  • Page reads — extract, execute, screenshot (image block), pdf, wait, highlight
  • State & debugging — store, cookies, storage, console, errors, network, status, file_read
  • Emulation & control — emulate, set, perms, auth, dialog, frames, touch, download

Local server

Optional. Needed for the file store (file_read, downloads/uploads > 512 KB) or a local MCP HTTP endpoint:

bun browser-mcp.ts                  # http://127.0.0.1:7777/mcp
bun browser-mcp.ts --token <s>      # require auth on /mcp + /files

Local clients use http://127.0.0.1:7777/mcp — see mcp-client.example.json. Verify: curl -s http://127.0.0.1:7777/health.

CLI

bun browser-mcp.ts --gateway <domain> --token <s> --id <device-id>
Flag Description Default
--port <n> Listen port 7777 or $PORT
--bind <addr> Bind address 127.0.0.1
--token <s> Require auth on /mcp and /files/* none
--extension-token <s> Require this token from the extension none
--gateway <domain> Link the MCP endpoint through a code-mcp-gateway none
--id <uuid> Gateway device id (overridden by the popup ID) random
--files-dir <path> Where downloaded/uploaded files are stored ./files
--allow-any-origin DEV ONLY: skip the extension Origin check off

Security

  • /browser/ws accepts only chrome-extension:// origins; /mcp and /files/* reject browser origins other than localhost (CSRF).
  • --token gates /mcp and /files/* (?token= or Bearer); --extension-token gates the extension bridge.
  • File IDs are 12-char random hex, validated and sanitized; uploads capped at 500 MiB, screenshots 8 MiB inline.
  • Binds to 127.0.0.1 by default; binding to 0.0.0.0 without --token prints a warning.

Development

bun run check   # syntax check
bun run test    # test suite
bun run build   # build dist/browser-extension.zip
bun browser-mcp.ts  # run the server

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