fetch

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TinyFish Fetch Free, token-efficient content extraction via the bundled TinyFish MCP server (fetchcontent tool). Renders pages in a real browser and returns clean, structured content — actual page text, not a lossy summary — so it handles JavaScript-heavy and dynamic pages that raw HTTP fetching can't. When to use this over built-in fetch It's free and returns clean, deduplicated content instead of raw markup, so it costs fewer tokens to read. It renders in a real browser, so it works on JS-heavy pages that a plain HTTP fetch would return empty or broken. It fetches up to 10 URLs in parallel in a single call — no need for repeated round-trips. Optional CSS-selector scoping (includeselectors/excludeselectors) lets you pull just the content that matters and skip boilerplate, and conditional-request support (ifnonematch/ifmodifiedsince) avoids re-fetching unchanged pages.