chrome-bridge
MCP server giving Claude Code 60 web tools in your logged-in Chrome
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Chrome Bridge is an MCP server that connects Claude Code to your real Chrome browser, already signed in with your extensions and cookies. It provides 60 web-development tools across navigation, DOM inspection, network debugging, visual audits, and state management—all running locally on your machine.
Designed for developers automating browser tasks, it reduces token usage and round trips by returning element references and structured data in single calls. The maker says it was built with Claude Code. A small extension and local Node.js server enable the connection, with support for ChromeOS and headless CI environments.
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