konippi/servo-fetch

Overview

konippi/servo-fetch is a self-contained browser engine written in Rust for fetching, rendering, and extracting web content as Markdown, JSON, or screenshots. It operates without requiring Chromium, API keys, or setup, using Servo's rendering engine internally.

Best for

Best for
Developers who need a lightweight, dependency-free web scraper or renderer in Rust

Use cases

• Extract web page content as clean Markdown for LLM training or data processing
• Capture headless screenshots of pages for monitoring or preview generation
• Convert live web data to JSON for scraping pipelines or automation

How to use

Install

servo-fetch mcp

Tools exposed

• fetch
• batch_fetch
• crawl
• map
• screenshot
• execute_js

Example client config

{\n  "mcpServers": {\n    "servo-fetch": {\n      "command": "servo-fetch",\n      "args": ["mcp"]\n    }\n  }\n}

Notes

konippi/servo-fetch is a self-contained browser engine written in Rust for fetching, rendering, and extracting web content as Markdown, JSON, or screenshots. It operates without requiring Chromium, API keys, or setup, using Servo’s rendering engine internally.

125 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-15. Licensed Apache-2.0.

Use cases

• Extract web page content as clean Markdown for LLM training or data processing
• Capture headless screenshots of pages for monitoring or preview generation
• Convert live web data to JSON for scraping pipelines or automation

Pros

• Zero external dependencies: no Chromium or API keys needed, reducing deployment complexity
• Lightweight and fast due to Rust implementation, suitable for CI or serverless environments
• Produces structured output (Markdown, JSON) directly, eliminating post-processing

Cons

• Limited browser compatibility: Servo misses modern web features compared to Chromium or Firefox
• Small community and fewer stars (125) suggest less active maintenance or support
• Rust learning curve required for customization or troubleshooting

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