fetcher-mcp
fetcher-mcp is an MCP server by jae-jae. MCP server for fetch web page content using Playwright headless browser. It has 1,087 GitHub stars and ranks #32 of 591 in Browser Automation by stars.
- Category
- Browser Automation
- Author
- jae-jae
- GitHub stars
- 1,087
- This week
- Tracking since 18 Oct 2026
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- MIT (open source)
- Last update
- 2026-01-14 (9 months ago)
- Links
- SourceWebsite
How to install fetcher-mcp
Install steps differ per project, so follow the README in the fetcher-mcp repository. Most MCP servers start with a single command (npx -y <package>, uvx <package> or a Docker image) that you add to your client's config. The install guide shows where that goes in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and VS Code.
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Frequently asked questions
What is fetcher-mcp?
fetcher-mcp is an MCP server by jae-jae in the Browser Automation category. MCP server for fetch web page content using Playwright headless browser. It has 1,087 GitHub stars and ranks #32 of 591 in Browser Automation by stars. It is written in TypeScript. It is licensed under MIT. It was last updated 9 months ago.
Is fetcher-mcp free and open source?
Yes. fetcher-mcp is published under the MIT license, so you can run, modify and self-host it at no cost. If it connects to a paid service, that service's own pricing and API terms still apply. Check the repository for the exact license text before using it commercially.
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