Browser automation without Google
Give Claude Code full browser automation through Firefox. Navigate, interact, screenshot, and extract data on systems where Chrome doesn't belong โ Debian, Fedora, Tails, air-gapped networks, and anywhere you've made the deliberate choice to exclude Google's surveillance infrastructure.
Chrome requires a Google account, phones home to Google servers, and ships with telemetry you cannot fully disable. Claudezilla gives Claude Code browser capabilities without any of that.
No usage data leaves your machine. No Google account. No Chrome sync. Communication runs through a local Unix socket โ the browser never contacts an external server on Claudezilla's behalf.
12-tab shared pool with 128-bit agent IDs and ownership tracking. Screenshot mutex prevents collisions. Multiple Claude Code sessions coexist on the same Firefox instance without interference.
Click, type, scroll, screenshot, evaluate JavaScript. Access DevTools console and network. Extract structured data from any page โ same capabilities as the Chrome extension, built entirely on Firefox's WebExtension API.
Claudezilla exists for the systems and environments where Chrome is not available โ or not acceptable.
Debian stable, Fedora, RHEL, Ubuntu โ Firefox ships by default. Chrome requires adding Google's third-party repository. Claudezilla works with the browser you already have.
Tails, Whonix, Qubes OS, and government/enterprise Linux lock packages to official repos only. Chrome's telemetry is a non-starter. Firefox ESR is the sanctioned browser.
All communication runs through a local Unix socket. No network exposure, no cloud dependency, no data exfiltration surface. The entire stack is auditable โ MIT-licensed, 4 files deep.
Everything Claude needs to interact with the web, through natural language commands.
Clone, install, connect. You'll be automating Firefox in under 5 minutes.
Clone the repository and run the install script for your platform.
git clone https://github.com/boot-industries/claudezilla.git
cd claudezilla && ./install/install-macos.sh
Open Firefox, navigate to about:debugging, and load the extension temporarily.
Add Claudezilla to your MCP configuration and restart Claude Code.
{
"mcpServers": {
"claudezilla": {
"command": "node",
"args": ["/path/to/claudezilla/mcp/server.js"]
}
}
}
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