claude mcp add chromium-bridge -- npx -y chromium-bridge
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10 ★ · dashi96/chromium-bridge · read from the repository page · (checked 2026-10-16 20:00:20)
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collected from the punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers list · type: MCP server
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first seen 2026-10-09 · last seen 2026-10-16 · seen 32× · listed by 7 sources
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Русская версия A bridge between your Chromium-based browser and Claude Code. The official "Claude in Chrome" extension connects in some Chromium browsers (Arc, Vivaldi, and others) but automation hangs: its tools are built on the tab groups API, which is missing or broken there. This bridge uses only plain chrome.tabs / chrome.scripting / chrome.debugger, so it works in any Chromium browser that can load an extension. Demo Claude driving the browser through the bridge — opening Wikipedia, typing a search, and landing on the article: Architecture - extension/ — an MV3 extension: the service worker keeps a WebSocket to the local server and executes its commands (tabs, navigation, page text, screenshots, clicks, form filling). Clicking the icon opens the chat panel (chat.html) — a popup anchored to the extension icon. - server/ — an MCP server (stdio) that exposes the browser_* tools to Claude Code and proxies them to the extension. It accepts WS connections only from a chrome-extension://… Origin — regular web pages cannot connect. It also serves the /chat channel: panel messages run through the Claude Agent SDK (authenticated via the Claude Code login) with the same browser_* tools; built-in tools (Bash, Read, etc.) are disabled. Chat panel An equivalent of the "Claude in Chrome" side panel: a popup that opens when you click the extension icon (no chrome.sidePanel — it is not supported everywhere). The chat can see the browser: list tabs, read pages, take screenshots, and click. The panel UI is in English by default and switches to Russian automatically when the browser UI language is Russian. A language selector (Auto / English / Русский) in the bottom bar overrides auto-detection; the on-page badge follows the same choice. - The popup closes when it loses focus (clicking the page) — that is browser behavior. The conversation context is not lost: the panel remembers the session_id and the server resumes the conversation via the Agent SDK resume. A turn that is in flight when the popup closes is interrupted. - It only works while the server is running (usually an active Claude Code session with the chromium-bridge MCP); otherwise the panel shows "Server unavailable". - Model picker in the panel header: "Default" takes the model from ~/.claude/settings.json (whatever was set via /model; SDK sessions do not read Claude Code settings themselves, the server passes the model explicitly), the other entries are hard overrides. Switching applies on the fly (setModel) and is remembered. Startup override: CHROMIUM_BRIDGE_CHAT_MODEL=sonnet in the server environment. Port: CHROMIUM_BRIDGE_PORT (8929 by default) — server side only; the extension always connects to 8929, so changing the port also means editing WS_URL in extension/sw.js and extension/chat.js. - Chat history: the 🕓 button in the header lists past conversations (stored in the panel's localStorage, the last 30). - After each turn there is a usage line: turn tokens (↑ input incl. cache / ↓ output) and the accumulated session cost in $ (on a subscription this is an estimate, not a separate bill). - Screenshots the agent takes along the way are shown right in the chat feed (click to expand). They are not saved to history (localStorage is finite). - You can paste images from the clipboard (Cmd+V in the input, up to 5 per message) — the model sees them; only a marker remains in history. - "Ask before acting" mode (checkbox above the input): reading (tabs, text,