Add: AntiBrow MCP Server - #196
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submissions/route described in CONTRIBUTING.md.What it does: exposes browser and profile operations over a local stdio MCP server. An agent can launch a named profile, navigate, click, fill forms and screenshot while the profile keeps its identity across sessions, with per-profile proxy settings.
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anti-detect-browseris published on npm; the repo is public and carries a LICENSE; categoryautomation.Disclosure of a licensing nuance, so you can judge it rather than discover it later: the repository's LICENSE is verbatim MIT and covers the SDK, CLI, examples and docs. The browser kernel that the package downloads at runtime is a separate closed-source product under its own terms (BINARY-LICENSE.md), which is why GitHub's license detector reports "Other" for the repo. Running the MCP server also needs an AntiBrow API key. If either of those puts it outside what you list, please close this - no argument from me.
I am affiliated with AntiBrow. Not a fork, not abandoned (last push 2026-09-08), and no existing entry for this package that I could find.