Chrome Developers Explain How WebMCP and MCP Serve Different Roles
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Chrome’s WebMCP proposal is designed to help browser agents use tools exposed by an open website; it does not replace the Model Context Protocol (MCP). The two standards address different settings, and Chrome’s guidance describes them as complementary. MCP connects agents to backend systems and services, while WebMCP gives a browser agent structured ways to interact with a website during a user’s visit.
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