Stealth-Browser-MCP-Server

Stealth-Browser-MCP-Server

Provides a real Chrome fingerprint browser with 32 MCP tools for undetectable web automation, navigation, interaction, and data extraction.

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Electron Stealth

Standalone desktop application — real Chrome fingerprint browser + MCP automation server.

Core value: Not a lightweight Playwright/Puppeteer wrapper. Real Electron Chromium browser with navigator.webdriver = false, real window.chrome, 5 plugins, fingerprint identical to normal Chrome.

Quick Start

1. Launch the app

# From source:
npm start

# Or double-click the built executable:
# dist/ElectronStealth-1.0.0.exe (Windows portable, no install needed)
  • Browser window opens, showing the status page
  • TCP MCP server starts on 127.0.0.1:19999
  • Window title shows connection status

2. Use with Claude Code (recommended)

Configure ~/.claude.json:

"mcpServers": {
  "electron-stealth": {
    "command": "node",
    "args": ["src/bridge.js"],
    "cwd": "<path-to-electron-stealth>"
  }
}

Restart Claude Code. Then use 32 MCP tools directly:

Open https://example.com
Screenshot
Get page HTML
Click [data-testid="submit-btn"]
Type test@example.com in input[name="email"]

3. Direct TCP access (without Claude Code)

# Run the example extraction script:
node scripts/extract_product.js

# Or write your own client connecting to 127.0.0.1:19999

Architecture

┌─────────────────┐     stdio      ┌──────────────┐     TCP :19999     ┌────────────────────┐
│   Claude Code   │ ←───────────→ │  bridge.js   │ ←───────────────→ │  Electron Stealth  │
│   (MCP client)  │                │  (Node.js)   │                    │  (Chromium + MCP)  │
└─────────────────┘                └──────────────┘                    └────────────────────┘
                                                                       │
                                                                       ├─ BrowserWindow (visible)
                                                                       ├─ CDP debugger (stealth injection)
                                                                       ├─ TCP MCP Server
                                                                       └─ BrowserController (32 tools)

Why not stdio direct?

On Windows, Electron GUI apps cannot reliably communicate with the parent process via stdio (ELECTRON_NO_ATTACH_CONSOLE disconnects pipes). bridge.js solves this: it runs as a pure Node.js process connected to Claude Code's stdio, then forwards to the Electron app via TCP.


All 32 Tools

Category Tool Description
Navigation navigate Open URL
go_back Navigate back
go_forward Navigate forward
reload Reload page
Interaction click Click by CSS selector
click_xy Click by coordinates
type Type text (optional selector focus)
type_xy Click at coords then type
keypress Key press (supports Ctrl/Alt/Shift/Meta)
scroll Scroll page
mousemove Move mouse
Reading screenshot Screenshot (viewport or full page) → base64 PNG
screenshot_element Element screenshot
evaluate Execute JS, return result
get_html Get complete HTML
get_text Get visible text
get_url Get current URL
snapshot Structured snapshot of interactive elements
element_info Detailed single-element info
Forms select_option Select dropdown option (value or label)
upload_file Upload files
handle_dialog Handle alert/confirm/prompt
Wait wait Wait for time or selector appearance
wait_for_network Wait for network idle
Capture network_capture_start Start capturing requests/responses
network_capture_stop Stop and return captured data
network_get_response Get response body for a request
Record record_start Start recording actions (key-value selectors)
record_stop Stop recording, return Flow JSON
record_status Check recording status
Flow run_flow Execute recorded/hand-written Flow, supports {{VAR}}

Stealth Detection

Check Status
navigator.webdriver false
window.chrome Real object
navigator.plugins 5
navigator.platform Win32
navigator.languages Configured
Chrome PDF Plugin Present
Permissions.query('notifications') prompt

Flow Recording

# 1. Start recording
record_start

# 2. Perform actions (manual browser or MCP)
click [data-testid="login-btn"]
type user@test.com in input[name="email"]
type password123 in input[type="password"]

# 3. Stop recording, get Flow JSON
record_stop name="Login Flow"

# 4. Replay anytime
run_flow flow={...}

Recording uses key-value selector priority: data-testid > id > name > aria-label > placeholder > title > text > class > role > type. Coordinate-independent, stable across window sizes.


Network Capture

network_capture_start
navigate https://target-site.com
wait_for_network timeout=10000 idleTime=500
data = network_capture_stop()
# data.summary.xhrApiCalls  → API call list
# data.summary.byDomain      → Domain distribution

Build

npm install
npm run build:portable
# Output: dist/ElectronStealth-1.0.0.exe (~73MB, single file, portable)

On macOS/Linux, adjust the build.win.target in package.json to your platform.


Troubleshooting

Issue Solution
Page shows garbled text/CSS Confirm latest version (base64-encoded fix)
Port in use Close all Electron Stealth windows, or kill the process
MCP tools not visible Restart Claude Code to load MCP config
Need Playwright Chromium? No! Electron Stealth has its own Chromium
Blocked by anti-bot? Uses real Chrome fingerprint, usually not blocked

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