Tool
browser_assert_hidden
1 published MCP server declares browser_assert_hidden. cdpilot has the highest trust score right now. Servers describe it as: Assert an element exists but is hidden (display:none, visibility:hidden, opacity:0, or zero size). Returns PASS or FAIL. Use this to verify modals closed, tooltips dismissed, or conditional sections hidden. Few published servers use this exact name, so read each listing before you install. Open a server for its install config and the rest of its tools.
35Trust score 35 of 100, Limited
cdpilot
by mehmetnadir · Python
Zero-dependency browser automation over raw CDP — no Puppeteer, Playwright, or Selenium.
Registry
FAQ
- What is the browser_assert_hidden MCP tool?
- browser_assert_hidden is a tool name MCP servers declare. A description they publish is: Assert an element exists but is hidden (display:none, visibility:hidden, opacity:0, or zero size). Returns PASS or FAIL. Use this to verify modals closed, tooltips dismissed, or conditional sections hidden.
- Which MCP servers provide browser_assert_hidden?
- 1 published server declares browser_assert_hidden. Highest in the current trust order: cdpilot.
- How do I use browser_assert_hidden?
- Install a server that declares browser_assert_hidden, then call it from Claude, Cursor, or VS Code. Each server page has the config for that client and the other tools that server exposes.