App Connector · Browser
Playwright
A browser the assistant can drive.
Drive a browser to navigate, click, and read pages.
What you can do
Turn the connector on with your own account and the assistant works inside Playwright.
Navigate
Open and move through web pages on your behalf.
Interact
Read page contents, click elements, and fill forms.
Pick a browser mode
Bind a real Chrome, Edge, or Brave profile to reuse your signed-in sessions, run isolated, or connect via the extension to your live tabs.
Turn on capabilities
Add vision, PDF, device emulation, a proxy, and origin rules when you add it, or change them later.
Things you can ask
Type these in chat once the connector is on.
How you sign in
No account. Pick how it uses a browser when you add it: bind a real Chrome, Edge, or Brave profile, run isolated, or connect via the extension.
Activation is per workspace, so the connector can be on for one project and off for another.
Four browser connectors
This is the testing one. It has assertion and locator tools the others do not, it can mock network traffic, and it runs the same page against Chrome, Firefox, and WebKit. It launches its own browser and starts signed out until you bind a profile, and it drives web pages only, not desktop apps. To browse as yourself, Browser MCP attaches to the browser you are already signed into. To run unattended, Agent Browser needs nothing clicked. The install screen names the difference and switches between them in one click.
More in Browser
Connectors stack: turn on several and the assistant moves work between them.
Agent BrowserDrive a browser with compact accessibility snapshots that spend fewer tokens.
SkyvernHand a whole browser task to a cloud agent that navigates, fills forms, signs in, and pulls back data.
Browser MCPDrive your own signed-in browser through a small extension, so pages keep your real logins.
Chrome MCPDrive your everyday Chrome through an extension, keeping your real logins and open tabs.Connect Playwright to Plexon
Install Plexon, open the Apps view, and turn on Playwright. From then on you just ask.