Browser Automation · MODEL CONTEXT PROTOCOL

eyalzh browser control mcp

MCP server paired with a browser extension that enables AI agents to control the user's browser.

WHAT IT CONNECTS

What eyalzh browser control mcp gives an AI Agent

  • Open or close tabs
  • Get the list of opened tabs
  • Reorder opened tabs
  • Read and search the browser's history
  • Read a webpage's text content and links
  • Find and highlight text in a browser tab
  • *"Close all non-work related tabs in my browser."*
  • *"Rearrange tabs in my browser in an order that makes sense."*
  • *"Close all tabs in my browser that haven't been accessed within the past 24 hours"*
  • *"Help me find an article in my browser history about the Milford track in NZ."*
  • *"Open all the articles about AI that I visited during the last week, up to 10 articles, avoid duplications."*
  • *"Open hackernews in my browser, then open the top story, read it, also read the comments. Do the comments agree with the story?"*
  • *"In my browser, use Google Scholar to search for papers about L-theanine in the last 3 years. Open the 3 most cited papers. Read them and summarize them for me."*
  • *"Use google search in my browser to look for flower shops. Open the 10 most relevant results. Show me a table of each flower shop with location and opening hours."*
  • Type `about:debugging` in the Firefox URL bar
  • Click on "This Firefox"
  • click on "Load Temporary Add-on..."
  • Select the `manifest.json` file under the `firefox-extension` folder in this project
  • The extension's preferences page will open. Copy the secret key to your clipboard. It will be used to configure the MCP server.

SECURITY

An MCP listing is not a security review

An MCP server may receive model context, credentials, local files, or permission to call external systems. Review its code, requested environment variables, network behavior, package provenance, and maintenance status before connecting it to an agent.