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- bel8I have been using Chrome's official MCP devtools server since Nov 2025.https://github.com/ChromeDevTools/chrome-devtools-mcpBefore 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-mcpNow I will add Safari to the compatibility tests. cool
- egeozcanI'd personally suggest Playwright-CLI: https://github.com/microsoft/playwright-cliIt works much faster for me than the MCP servers I tried.
- demetrisBut does Apple really care about web developers?How do you test on Safari if you don’t have Apple devices?How difficult can it be for Apple to make barebones virtual machines with just Safaris?
- quantumHazer> There are many ways to build for the web, both with and without AI. If AI is a part of your workflow, we think this tool will help make it even more productive. And if it isn’t, that’s OK too.Crazy thing to say in 2026 where if you write code and not delegate every bit to an agent you're considered a noob by some people.
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- adam12345should say "see how my website performs on safari"
- OnavoI wonder if it supports Private Relay. Private Relay is great for getting around scraping blocks because they explicitly whitelist apple private Relay ips.
- croisillonso it's a crossover of dev tools and LLM? sounds sane enough i'd say
- AIorNotDoes this support mobile simulator safari too
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- keepamovinBuilding 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