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Securely capture screenshots from explicitly shared browser tabs in local MCP clients.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "browser-screenshot-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Please capture a screenshot from the browser tab I explicitly shared and return the result for further analysis.
A screenshot from the shared tab is returned, without accessing any other unshared tabs.
Capture the latest view from my shared test page to document this UI display issue.
A screenshot of the page’s current state is generated for bug reporting and discussion.
Please capture my shared web tab and preserve the currently visible content as research material.
A screenshot of the currently visible webpage area is produced for archiving or later review.
When developers or product managers need a local MCP client to read a webpage visually, they can share only a specific tab instead of granting access to the entire browser.
During testing, design review, or issue reproduction, users can automatically capture screenshots from a shared page to document the UI state and the issue context.
It lets local MCP clients capture screenshots from browser tabs, but only from tabs the user explicitly shares. Its key focus is limiting permissions instead of accessing all tabs.
Based on the description, no broad browser permissions are required. It emphasizes sharing only user-selected tabs and does not provide global tab access.
No installation or configuration documentation is provided here. Please see the source repository for details.
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