Fetch Browser
Fetch Browser enables headless web content retrieval and Google searching without API keys, supporting multiple output formats for
Fetch Browser, developed by Seth Rose, is a powerful headless browser MCP server designed for fetching web content and Google search results without API keys. Built with TypeScript and leveraging libraries like jsdom and happy-dom, it offers tools for URL fetching and Google searching with configurable options such as response size limits, timeouts, and result counts. The implementation focuses on providing a versatile interface for AI models to access web content in multiple formats (HTML, JSON, Markdown, Text), enabling use cases like web scraping, content analysis, and search result processing. By offering a containerized solution with Dockerfile support, Fetch Browser ensures easy deployment and scalability for applications requiring programmatic access to web resources through a standardized MCP interface.
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Repository: https://github.com/thesethrose/fetch-browser
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