eyalzh/browser-control-mcp

Overview

An MCP server paired with a browser extension that enables LLM clients to control the user's Firefox browser.

Capabilities

• • tool call interface
• • github integration
• • mcp client integration
• • workflow automation support

Best For

Control Firefox via LLM clients using this MCP server and browser extension.

Decision Snapshot

• • GitHub stars: 267
• • Forks: 59
• • Source provenance count: 1
• • Active signal: Updated this week from lifecycle signals.
• • Last seen: 4/15/2026
• • Published: 3/17/2026

This is an MCP Find-authored example config generated from strong evidence.

Final parameters should follow the tool's official setup documentation.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "browser-control-mcp": {
      "command": "node"
    }
  }
}

Usage

{ && "mcpServers": { && "browser-control": { && "command": "node",

Features

• • Open or close tabs
• • Get the list of opened tabs
• • Create tab groups with name and color
• • Reorder opened tabs
• • Read and search the browser's history
• • Read a webpage's text content and links (requires user consent)
• • Find and highlight text in a browser tab (requires user consent)
• • tool call interface

Use Cases

• • Supports capabilities such as: tool call interface; github integration; mcp client integration.
• • Common usage themes: mcp, curated, markdown-list, awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye.

Supported Clients / Integrations

• • tool call interface
• • github integration
• • mcp client integration
• • workflow automation support

Compatibility Signals

• • GitHub: supports (Detected in parser config/capability hints.)

Prompt Examples

Notes / Requirements

• • Primary language: TypeScript/JavaScript
• • License: MIT
• • Parser coverage score: 0.95
• • Source feeds: Awesome MCP Servers (punkpeye)
• • Topic cluster: general

Official Links

• Website
• Repository

Source Information

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