Selenium MCP Server
Automate browser interactions including navigation and clicking via Selenium WebDriver.
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Overview
This server provides a bridge for AI assistants to control web browsers using the Selenium WebDriver protocol. By exposing browser-based actions as Model Context Protocol tools, it enables LLMs to perform automated tasks such as navigating to specific URLs, interacting with page elements, and retrieving page source content.
Our verdict
With a security score of 23/100, this server is currently high-risk and not recommended for critical production environments. The project is community-maintained rather than vendor-backed, has not undergone an editorial review, and has seen no commits in over 480 days, suggesting it may lack recent security patches or maintenance. It is best suited for experimental local testing rather than sensitive or automated workflows.
- Uses only four direct dependencies
- Provides documented tools for browser automation
- Uses standard MIT license
- No activity for 482 days
- Lacks official vendor maintenance
- Authentication methods remain unreviewed
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