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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access."..." for exact phrases · Try typography, debugging or spreadsheetUses the liarjs CLI to compare browser signals such as canvas, WebGL, WebGPU, audio, fonts, WebRTC, and timezone with TLS, HTTP, and ASN observations. Tests fingerprint stability and identifies contradictions in real or spoofed browser profiles.
Exposes browser launch, navigation, clicks, form filling, screenshots, text extraction, and JavaScript execution through MCP tools. Uses persistent profiles and real-device fingerprints without requiring Playwright or SDK code, with Node and Python options across major desktop platforms.
Troubleshoots preview registry entries, ports, and paths. Covers missing or broken preview tabs, white screens, asset 404 errors, loading failures, and listing running services.
Navigates to pages from URLs, searches, or social post context, locates target regions using DOM selectors, and crops focused screenshots. Uses a dedicated headed Chrome profile with persistent login state rather than the user's daily browser.
Inspects the DOM, console errors, network requests, performance, and visual output in a real browser. Requires a configured chrome-devtools MCP server.
Test and debug browser UIs using Chrome DevTools MCP — DOM inspection, console errors, network requests, performance traces, and visual verification. Load when building or debugging anything that renders in a browser, verifying a UI fix, profiling Core Web Vitals in a real page, or the user asks for browser testing with DevTools. Requires chrome-devtools MCP configured. Not for backend-only or CLI…
Analyzes browser-trace captures to discover API endpoints and document a website's observable XHR and fetch traffic. Produces a best-effort OpenAPI 3.1 specification for client integration.
Captures DevTools protocol events, screenshots, and DOM dumps, then divides the trace into searchable per-page groups. Supports debugging failed runs, auditing activity, tracing active sessions, and supplying feedback to agent loops.
Automates website navigation and interactions with web pages. Supports web testing, filling forms, capturing screenshots, and extracting information from pages.
Provides direct browser control through CDP. Supports automated web interactions, scraping, testing, screenshots, and work on websites or applications.
Covers web content, rendering, and networking extension processes for non-WebKit browser engines. Includes GPU and networking capabilities, device eligibility checks, entitlements, and Info.plist configuration.
Supports running tests on BrowserStack across browser combinations. Addresses browser compatibility and testing on browsers such as Safari and Firefox.
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