The Safari MCP server for web developers
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6 hours ago
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| webkit.org
| HN
bel8
17 minutes ago
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I have been using Chrome's official MCP devtools server since Nov 2025.

https://github.com/ChromeDevTools/chrome-devtools-mcp

Before that I used Chrome web drivers but MCP is faster and more capable.

I also instruct LLMs to test my pages on Firefox using its official MCP to make sure they work in Firefox too:

https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-devtools-mcp

Now I will add Safari to the compatibility tests. cool

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AIorNot
18 minutes ago
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Does this support mobile simulator safari too
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croisillon
1 hour ago
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so it's a crossover of dev tools and LLM? sounds sane enough i'd say
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Onavo
39 minutes ago
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I wonder if it supports Private Relay. Private Relay is great for getting around scraping blocks because they explicitly whitelist apple private Relay ips.
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greggsy
19 minutes ago
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Should do. Private relay really would be a sweet alternative to residential scraping proxies, but I’d expect sites to put in additionally checks and captchas before too long.
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reader9274
29 minutes ago
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Which sites explicitly whitelist Private Relay IPs?
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keepamovin
33 minutes ago
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Building something similar for Chrome and Firefox browsers: https://github.com/DO-SAY-GO/WebCLI - a CLI not MCP. Tho am considering MCP for distribution, even tho agents love the CLI and the proof demos speak for themselves.

The reason I did not include Safari was there wasn't enough parity between its Safaridriver surface and what Bidi/CDP give now. Safari is doing Bidi tho, iirc. So ...soon perhaps. ;) ;p xx ;p

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greggsy
24 minutes ago
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Not really sure why your project needs to be so… edgy?
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