Claude for Safari MCP server

This is a small helper that lets Claude Desktop drive your own Safari browser on your Mac. You ask Claude in plain words, and it opens pages, reads them, clicks things and types into fields. It is handy if you spend your day in Safari and want Claude to do the boring clicking for you.

What this MCP server does

You ask Claude something like "open my bank page and read the balance" or "fill in this form with my details". Claude sends that request to a small program on your Mac called the bridge. The bridge passes it to a Safari extension you have enabled, and the extension does the actual work in your current tab: it navigates, reads the text, clicks, or types. The result comes back through the bridge and Claude shows it to you in the chat, or tells you what it changed on the page.

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What you can do with it

• Open a web address in Safari
• Read the visible text of the page you are on
• Click buttons and links by name or by position
• Fill in text boxes and text areas on a form
• Scroll the page up or down
• List, open, close and switch between Safari tabs
• Run a small piece of JavaScript on the page when needed

Try asking your AI

• “Open example.com and tell me what the page says”
• “Go to my grocery site and add milk and eggs to the cart”
• “Fill in the contact form on this page with my name and email”
• “List all my open Safari tabs and close the ones about news”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat: the text of a page, a list of tabs, or a short note that something was clicked or filled in. If it changed something on the page, like typing into a field, it tells you it did that. It does not send you files or screenshots, just text and confirmations.

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Who it's for

People who work in Safari all day and want Claude to handle repetitive clicking, reading and form filling on their own Mac.