BrowserMCP

Description
BrowserMCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server plus Chrome extension that lets AI applications (such as VS Code, Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf) control and automate a local Chrome browser on the user’s machine.

Category: Code Execution & Automation MCP Servers
Tags: browser-automation, web-scraping, automation
License: Apache-2.0
Source: https://github.com/BrowserMCP/mcp
Website: https://browsermcp.io
Docs: https://docs.browsermcp.io

Features

• Local browser automation

  • Runs automation directly on the user’s machine via a Chrome extension and MCP server.
  • Allows LLMs and AI tools to script and control browser behavior.

• Integration with AI applications

  • Designed to work with MCP-compatible tools such as VS Code, Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf.

• Performance (Fast)

  • Automation is executed locally, reducing reliance on external services and avoiding network latency.

• Privacy (Private)

  • Browser actions are executed on-device; activity is not sent to remote automation servers.

• Uses existing browser profile (Logged In)

  • Operates on the user’s normal Chrome profile.
  • Retains existing logins and session state across websites.

• Stealth behavior

  • Uses the user’s real browser and fingerprint to appear as normal browsing activity.
  • Helps avoid basic bot detection and some CAPTCHA triggers.

• MCP server implementation

  • Exposes browser control as an MCP server so tools that support MCP can access browser automation in a standardized way.

Pricing

No pricing information is provided in the available content. The project is open source under the Apache-2.0 license.