About Pawbrowse
Pawbrowse is an MCP server published by ItaiZeilig in the Browser category: let Claude Code drive your real, logged-in Chrome. MV3 extension + zero-dep MCP server, element-table perception over CDP. The agent is the policy: no second model, no API keys.
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git clone https://github.com/ItaiZeilig/pawbrowseThis server has no ConduID identity, so agent calls to it are not receipted. Pin the version you install and review the source before granting it credentials.
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v0.6.5v0.6.5 · 26 Sep 2026Fixed Two controls sharing the exact same accessible label (e.g. Booking.com's "Free cancellation" filter appearing both under "Your previous filters" and under "Popular filters") could be ambiguous even with row-context disambiguation:…
v0.6.4v0.6.4 · 26 Sep 2026Fixed The stale-ref retry only covered "unknown ref" (a wiped id map). A click/type on a ref that is still known but has gone stale for any other "(observe again)" reason — element removed from the page, or changed since observe — was…
v0.6.3PawBrowse v0.6.3 · 26 Sep 2026Changed — fewer, richer rows per observation (fewer round trips) Duplicate rows collapsed. An outer clickable cell wrapping its own checkbox/radio/link (a calendar day, a selectable list row) is now one row, not two — same label,…
v0.6.2PawBrowse v0.6.2 · 26 Sep 2026Fixed — clicks and results on real sites Found by recording a live Google Flights demo, a new real-site bug hunter, UI Testing Playground, and by reading Playwright's and jev-ultrafast's source. Stale results after in-page navigations. A…
v0.6.1PawBrowse v0.6.1 · 25 Sep 2026Fixed Found by driving 0.6.0 through the real extension in Chrome: A rich-text editor (contenteditable) took its own text as its label. After typing into one, its label changed and the next action on the same ref was refused. An editor's…