What does this extension do differently from a standard MCP server?
It enables an MCP server to directly interact with live web pages by injecting a client script that communicates over WebSocket with the server.
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Basic information
A chrome extension bridge that allows you to connect to a mcp server to use global window object.
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A Chrome extension that creates a WebSocket connection between web pages and a local MCP server, enabling interaction with browser resources and execution of JavaScript functions from the server.
Install dependencies with npm install, build with npm run debug, load the unpacked extension from the extension folder in Chrome’s developer mode. The extension automatically connects to ws://localhost:54319. On the server side, use the Client class to call tools and resources via the extension.
window.editorIt enables an MCP server to directly interact with live web pages by injecting a client script that communicates over WebSocket with the server.
Node.js, the MCP SDK, and a Chrome browser (with developer mode enabled for the extension).
Modify the port in `extension/content.js` and ensure it matches the port used by the `Client` instance on the server side.
Yes, the extension can execute arbitrary JavaScript in the context of the page, so any object accessible via `window` or the global scope can be reached.
No authentication or encryption is mentioned. Connections are plain WebSocket to localhost and are intended for local development use only.

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