# Web page interaction

The Browserbase MCP Server is an open - source project based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), providing cloud browser automation services and supporting functions such as web page interaction, data extraction, and JavaScript execution.

A browser automation MCP server based on Deno 2 and Playwright, providing web page interaction and screenshot capabilities

A browser automation service based on Puppeteer and Steel, providing web page interaction capabilities for LLMs

MCP Server Playwright is a browser automation server based on Playwright, providing web page interaction, screenshot capture, and JavaScript execution capabilities for LLMs.

Steel Puppeteer is a browser automation MCP service based on Puppeteer and Steel, providing web page interaction, screenshot capture, and JavaScript execution capabilities for LLMs.

A browser automation MCP server based on Python, using Playwright to implement web page interaction, screenshot capture, and script execution functions

An MCP service based on Puppeteer that provides browser automation capabilities, supporting web page interaction, taking screenshots, and JavaScript execution.

A Chrome browser interaction MCP server based on Spring AI, supporting browser operations such as opening web pages, searching, and taking screenshots through instructions, and capable of managing multiple browser instances and tabs.

An MCP server based on Puppeteer, providing browser automation capabilities, supporting X11 and Wayland display servers on Linux, including interaction tools such as page navigation, screenshot taking, and clicking.

A Playwright-based browser automation MCP server that provides web page interaction capabilities for LLMs.

An MCP server based on Playwright that provides browser automation capabilities for LLMs

An MCP server based on Playwright, providing browser automation capabilities for LLMs, including web page interaction, screenshot capture, and JavaScript execution.

This project provides a cloud-based serverless Playwright browser service through Playwright-MCP. It uses Playwright's accessibility tree instead of pixel input to achieve fast and lightweight web page automation operations. It supports structured data interactions and is suitable for scenarios such as web page navigation, form filling, data extraction, and automated testing.