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Playwright Mcp Server

com.thenextgennexus/playwright-mcp-server

Headless browser primitives for AI agents when sites need real JS rendering.

healthy

status

tools exposed

2014ms

connect latency

48eb47edbdec

schema fingerprint

Tools (17)

navigate

Navigate the browser to a URL. Returns the final URL and page title.

screenshot

Take a PNG screenshot of the current page (or a specific element). Returns base64 PNG.

click

Click an element matched by CSS selector or visible text.

type_text

Type text into an input/textarea. Optionally clear first or press Enter after.

get_text

Extract visible text from the page or a specific element.

get_html

Return the HTML of the page or a specific element.

evaluate

Evaluate JavaScript in the page context. Use `return` for values or an expression.

select_option

Choose an option from a <select> element by value or visible label.

scroll

Scroll the page (or an element) in the given direction by `amount` pixels.

wait_for

Wait until a selector reaches a given state (visible|hidden|attached|detached).

get_links

Collect all anchor hrefs, optionally filtered by regex.

extract_table

Extract a standard HTML table as a list of row objects keyed by header.

page_pdf

Render the current page as PDF (headless only). Returns base64 PDF.

fill_form

Fill multiple form fields from a list of {selector, value} and optionally submit.

get_cookies

Return all cookies for the current browser context.

set_cookies

Set cookies for the current browser context.

close_browser

Close the underlying browser, freeing resources.

Endpoint

https://nexgendata-mcp-proxy.steve-corbeil.workers.dev/playwright-mcp-server/mcp
Category: Web & Scraping · Last checked: 2026-08-15T09:17:43Z

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