UPDATE 2:
I reached out to some chat’s for Selenium and now I have a better understanding. In the latest version of Selenium, there is a built in driver manager that can do the heavy lifting for you. (e.g. I am using 4.10.0
)
This criteria must be met:
- You do in fact need to have Chrome (not the driver) itself installed and PATH set (see bash script)
- You need to make sure the driver location isn’t specified in a
Service
class - You need to make sure no 3rd party managers are installed
- There’s no drivers exist in directories included in the
PATH
Environment Variable
I am testing out what I learned now…
Here are the doc from Selenium: