How do I run the MCP server?

You can run it using 'cargo run --bin mcp-server' for headless mode or add '--headed' for a visible browser.

What Rust version is required?

Rust 1.70 or newer is required to build and run this project.

Is the browser session management thread-safe?

Yes, the server manages browser sessions in a thread-safe manner.

Browser Use Rs

Q: Does it require Node.js or other runtimes?

No, it is a pure Rust implementation with zero Node.js dependencies.

rustbrowser-automationchromedevtoolsmcpheadless

Rust-based lightweight browser automation server using Chrome DevTools Protocol with built-in MCP support.

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Overview

This project provides a pure Rust library and MCP server for browser automation via the Chrome DevTools Protocol. It enables AI-driven automation with a simple API to perform navigation, clicking, input, screenshots, and DOM extraction. The server supports headless or headed Chrome/Chromium sessions and manages browser sessions in a thread-safe manner. Use it when you need fast, dependency-free browser control integrated with MCP.

Use cases

Automate browser navigation and interactions

Extract DOM content with interactive element indexing

Capture screenshots of web pages

Control browser sessions concurrently in a thread-safe way

Integrate browser automation into AI workflows via MCP

Key features

Pure Rust implementation with zero Node.js dependencies

Controls Chrome/Chromium via Chrome DevTools Protocol

Built-in MCP server for AI-driven browser automation

Supports navigation, clicking, input, screenshots, and content extraction

DOM extraction with CSS selector or index-based element targeting

Thread-safe browser session management

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Pure Rust implementation with zero Node.js dependencies

Controls Chrome/Chromium via Chrome DevTools Protocol

Built-in MCP server for AI-driven browser automation

Supports navigation, clicking, input, screenshots, and content extraction

DOM extraction with CSS selector or index-based element targeting

Thread-safe browser session management

Documentation Overview

browser-use

中文文档

A lightweight Rust library for browser automation via Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP).

✨ Highlights

Zero Node.js dependency - Pure Rust implementation directly controlling browsers via CDP
Lightweight & Fast - No heavy runtime, minimal overhead
MCP Integration - Built-in Model Context Protocol server for AI-driven automation
Simple API - Easy-to-use tools for common browser operations

Installation

bash

cargo add browser-use

Quick Start

rust

use browser_use::browser::BrowserSession;

// Launch browser and navigate
let session = BrowserSession::launch(Default::default())?;
session.navigate("https://example.com", None)?;

// Extract DOM with indexed interactive elements
let dom = session.extract_dom()?;

MCP Server

Run the built-in MCP server for AI-driven automation:

bash

# Headless mode
cargo run --bin mcp-server

# Visible browser
cargo run --bin mcp-server -- --headed

Features

Navigate, click, input, screenshot, extract content
DOM extraction with indexed interactive elements
CSS selector or numeric index-based element targeting
Thread-safe browser session management

Requirements

Rust 1.70+
Chrome or Chromium installed

Acknowledgments

This project was inspired by and references agent-infra/mcp-server-browser.

License

MIT

Read the full README →View source on GitHub →

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Frequently Asked Questions about Browser Use Rs

It supports Chrome or Chromium browsers installed on the host system.

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Overview

Use cases

Automate browser navigation and interactions

Extract DOM content with interactive element indexing

Capture screenshots of web pages

Control browser sessions concurrently in a thread-safe way

Integrate browser automation into AI workflows via MCP

Key features

Pure Rust implementation with zero Node.js dependencies

Controls Chrome/Chromium via Chrome DevTools Protocol

Built-in MCP server for AI-driven browser automation

Supports navigation, clicking, input, screenshots, and content extraction

DOM extraction with CSS selector or index-based element targeting

Thread-safe browser session management

Documentation Overview

browser-use

中文文档

A lightweight Rust library for browser automation via Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP).

✨ Highlights

Zero Node.js dependency - Pure Rust implementation directly controlling browsers via CDP
Lightweight & Fast - No heavy runtime, minimal overhead
MCP Integration - Built-in Model Context Protocol server for AI-driven automation
Simple API - Easy-to-use tools for common browser operations

Installation

bash

cargo add browser-use

Quick Start

rust

use browser_use::browser::BrowserSession;

// Launch browser and navigate
let session = BrowserSession::launch(Default::default())?;
session.navigate("https://example.com", None)?;

// Extract DOM with indexed interactive elements
let dom = session.extract_dom()?;

MCP Server

Run the built-in MCP server for AI-driven automation:

bash

# Headless mode
cargo run --bin mcp-server

# Visible browser
cargo run --bin mcp-server -- --headed

Features

Navigate, click, input, screenshot, extract content
DOM extraction with indexed interactive elements
CSS selector or numeric index-based element targeting
Thread-safe browser session management

Requirements

Rust 1.70+
Chrome or Chromium installed

Acknowledgments

This project was inspired by and references agent-infra/mcp-server-browser.

License

MIT