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Metadrama/obscura-mcp

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MCP server adapter for Obscura headless browser — CDP automation without Chrome dependency

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Metadrama/obscura-mcp

Added 1 June 2026

Overview

This MCP server adapter connects AI models to Obscura's headless browser for Chrome DevTools Protocol automation without needing Chrome. It enables browser control, page interactions, and data extraction through the Model Context Protocol. Built in JavaScript, it is a low-star project in early development.

Best for

Best for
Developers building MCP-connected AI agents that need lightweight browser automation

Use cases

  • Automating browser tasks from AI agents
  • Extracting web page data without full browser dependencies
  • Running headless browser tests via MCP

Notes

This MCP server adapter connects AI models to Obscura’s headless browser for Chrome DevTools Protocol automation without needing Chrome. It enables browser control, page interactions, and data extraction through the Model Context Protocol. Built in JavaScript, it is a low-star project in early development.

1 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-17. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Automating browser tasks from AI agents
  • Extracting web page data without full browser dependencies
  • Running headless browser tests via MCP

Pros

  • Removes Chrome dependency for CDP automation
  • Integrates with MCP ecosystem for AI agent workflows
  • Lightweight compared to Puppeteer or Playwright

Cons

  • Very early stage with only one star on GitHub
  • Limited community support and documentation
  • May lack stability and feature completeness

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Pros

  • Removes Chrome dependency for CDP automation
  • Integrates with MCP ecosystem for AI agent workflows
  • Lightweight compared to Puppeteer or Playwright

Cons

  • Very early stage with only one star on GitHub
  • Limited community support and documentation
  • May lack stability and feature completeness