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firefox-browser

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name: firefox-browser description: Control the user's Firefox browser with their logins and cookies intact. Use when you need to browse websites as the user, interact with authenticated pages, fill forms, click buttons, take screenshots, or get page content. (user) allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Write

Firefox Browser Agent Bridge

Control the user's actual Firefox browser session via WebSocket. This uses their real browser with existing logins and cookies - not a headless browser.

Quick Start

# 0. If Firefox isn't running, start it first
nohup firefox &>/dev/null &

# 1. Check connection
browser ping

# 2. See what tabs are open
browser listTabs '{}'

# 3. Start a new session (recommended)
browser newSession '{"url": "https://example.com"}'

# 4. Read the page with interactable elements marked
browser getContent '{"format": "annotated"}'

Client Usage

browser <action> '<json_params>'

Actions Reference

Session & Tab Management

ActionDescriptionKey Params
listTabsList all open tabs across windows-
newSessionCreate new tab to work inurl (optional)
setActiveTabSwitch which tab agent works ontabId, focus
getActiveTabGet current tab info-
ActionDescriptionKey Params
navigateGo to URL in current taburl, wait, newTab
getContentGet page contentformat: annotated, text, html
getInteractablesList clickable elements and inputsselector (optional scope)
screenshotCapture visible area as PNGfilename (optional)

Interaction

ActionDescriptionKey Params
clickClick elementselector, text, or x/y coords
typeType into focused/selected inputselector, text, submit, clear
fillFormFill form fields (inputs, textareas, selects)fields[] array with selector/value
waitForWait for element/textselector, text, timeout

fillForm - The Right Way to Fill Forms

IMPORTANT: There is no fill command. Use fillForm with a fields array:

# Fill a single field
browser fillForm '{"fields": [{"selector": "#email", "value": "test@example.com"}]}'

# Fill multiple fields at once (text inputs, textareas, AND select dropdowns)
browser fillForm '{"fields": [
  {"selector": "#name", "value": "John Doe"},
  {"selector": "#email", "value": "john@example.com"},
  {"selector": "#subject", "value": "support"},
  {"selector": "#message", "value": "Hello world"}
]}'

Works with: <input>, <textarea>, <select>, checkboxes, radio buttons.

Control Flow

ActionDescriptionKey Params
forkDuplicate tab into multiple pathspaths[] with name + commands
killForkClose a forkfork (name)
listForksList active forks-
tryUntilTry alternatives until one succeedsalternatives[], timeout
parallelRun commands on multiple URLsbranches[] with url + commands

Authentication

ActionDescriptionKey Params
getAuthContextDetect login pages, available accounts-
requestAuthRequest user approval for authreason
configureAuthSet auth preferencesauthMode, setSiteRule, domain

1. Start by Inspecting Available Tabs

browser listTabs '{}'

Returns:

{
  "activeTabId": 123,
  "windows": [
    {
      "windowId": 1,
      "focused": true,
      "tabs": [
        {"tabId": 123, "url": "https://...", "title": "...", "active": true}
      ]
    }
  ],
  "totalTabs": 5
}

2. Start Fresh or Pick Existing Tab

# Start fresh
browser newSession '{"url": "https://amazon.com"}'

# Or switch to existing tab
browser setActiveTab '{"tabId": 456}'
browser getContent '{"format": "annotated"}'

Returns content with interactive elements marked inline:

Product Name Here
$4.99
[button: "Add to cart" | selector: #add-btn]
[input:text: "search" | value: "" | selector: #search-box]
[link: "View details" | href: /product/123 | selector: a.details-link]

This shows what's clickable and where it is in context.

4. Interact Using Selectors

# Click using selector from annotated output
browser click '{"selector": "#add-btn"}'

# Or by text (prefers visible elements)
browser click '{"text": "Add to cart"}'

# Type into input
browser type '{"selector": "#search-box", "text": "query", "submit": true}'

Fork: Speculative Parallel Execution

When you're not sure which path is right, fork the tab and try both:

# Create forks
browser fork '{
  "paths": [
    {
      "name": "google-auth",
      "commands": [{"action": "click", "params": {"text": "Sign in with Google"}}]
    },
    {
      "name": "email-auth",
      "commands": [{"action": "click", "params": {"text": "Sign in with Email"}}]
    }
  ]
}'

Returns:

{
  "forked": true,
  "sourceTabId": 123,
  "forks": [
    {"name": "google-auth", "tabId": 456, "url": "...", "commandResults": [...]},
    {"name": "email-auth", "tabId": 789, "url": "...", "commandResults": [...]}
  ]
}

Work on specific fork:

browser getContent '{"format": "annotated", "fork": "google-auth"}'
browser click '{"text": "Continue", "fork": "google-auth"}'

Kill the wrong path:

browser killFork '{"fork": "email-auth"}'

TryUntil: Handle Uncertain UI

When the exact button varies (cookie banners, A/B tests):

browser tryUntil '{
  "alternatives": [
    {"action": "click", "params": {"selector": "#accept-cookies"}},
    {"action": "click", "params": {"text": "Accept All"}},
    {"action": "click", "params": {"selector": ".cookie-dismiss"}}
  ],
  "timeout": 3000
}'

Tries each until one succeeds.


Parallel: Multiple URLs at Once

Compare prices across sites:

browser parallel '{
  "branches": [
    {"url": "https://amazon.com/product", "commands": [{"action": "getContent", "params": {"format": "text"}}]},
    {"url": "https://walmart.com/product", "commands": [{"action": "getContent", "params": {"format": "text"}}]}
  ]
}'

Authentication

The bridge detects auth pages and leverages existing browser sessions:

# Check if on login page
browser getAuthContext '{}'

# Returns available accounts, OAuth options, etc.

Isolated Sessions (for Parallel Execution)

When running multiple tasks in parallel, use tabId to avoid conflicts:

# 1. Create isolated session - get a unique tabId
browser newSession '{"url": "https://example.com"}'
# Returns: {"tabId": 15, "url": "...", "windowId": 1}

# 2. Use that tabId in ALL subsequent commands
browser navigate '{"url": "https://example.com/page", "tabId": 15}'
browser getContent '{"format": "annotated", "tabId": 15}'
browser click '{"selector": "#btn", "tabId": 15}'
browser type '{"selector": "#input", "text": "hello", "tabId": 15}'

This lets multiple agents work in parallel without stepping on each other.

Tips

  1. Start with listTabs to see what's open
  2. Use newSession for a clean start
  3. Use tabId for parallel/isolated execution
  4. Use annotated format - shows content + clickable elements together
  5. Use selectors from annotated output - more reliable than text matching
  6. Fork when uncertain - try multiple paths, kill the wrong ones

Troubleshooting

  1. Firefox not running? Start it: nohup firefox &>/dev/null &
  2. Check connection: browser ping
  3. Connection refused? The extension may need to be reloaded in about:debugging
  4. Element not found? Use browser getContent '{"format": "annotated"}' to see what's on the page

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