Summary
This page becomes something you can point at instead of paste.
A question about what is on screen no longer starts with selecting and copying the page — the assistant reads the current tab as markdown and answers from that. append_style then makes its suggestion visible in the same window rather than in a code block you have to apply yourself.
What it is
A small bridge to the browser you already have open: the current tab's URL, its page content as markdown, a CSS injection into that live page, and a search over browsing history.
What you get
- The URL of the tab currently in front of you
- That page's content as markdown, without pasting anything in
- A CSS string appended to the live page, changing how it renders while you are on it
- A search across browser history by query
Requirements
The browser whose current tab and history these tools read, and npx on your PATH. No account and no key.
Setup effort
One command — npx -y @djyde/browser-mcp