The ChromeDriver wasn’t super helpful with it’s installation instructions, mainly because I was unfamiliar with including the ChromeDriver location in my PATH environment variable (you have to help Chrome find the downloaded ChromeDriver). It also seems like a lot of work for something so common, I figured there had to be a better way. Installing on macOS: Listed in order of easiest to hardest install, these are the best ways to install ChromeDriver on a Mac:. The easiest way to install ChromeDriver is to use a package manager to install the driver, like brew: brew install chromedriver. This requires you have installed, but you probably should anyways. Run Chrome & ChromeDriver in a. Simply download the combined container, start it and point your code at the right address.
Add an infobar if a session is being controlled by an automated test. This infobar is only displayed if the browser is launched with the --enable-automation switch. It also disables the developer mode extensions warning bubble.
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and check it into source control like any other configuration detail. If you go this route, you can include additional drivers like GeckoDriver (aka Firefox) as well. Download the driver. Which methods have you found the easiest or most success with? Leave a comment and let us know! Additional References:. Updated.