

Let’s use pip3 to install Selenium for Python 3.

If you google about Selenium, a lot of the time you see things about “Selenium server” and blah blah blah - you don’t need that, you aren’t running a huge complex of automated browser testing machines. See Selenium snippets under “But Python can’t find chromedriver” Installing Selenium Now we need to find a compatible chrome driver for the above chrome browser version, please open the chrome web driver download page and find a latest. If you can’t move chromedriver there, you can always just tell Python where it is when you’re loading it up. The easiest place to put it is in C:\Windows. Now we need to move ChromeDriver somewhere that Python and Selenium will be able to find it (a.k.a. This is the magic software! STEP THREE: Moving ChromeDriver somewhere sensible 1 day ago &0183 &32 Download: Google Chrome Offline Installer 32-bit 89.3 MB. STEP TWO: Unzipping ChromeDriverĮxtract chromedriver_win32.zip and it will give you a file called chromedriver.exe. That link should download 2.40, but if you want something more recent just go to the page and download the right thing.

It looks like a scam or like it was put together by a 12 year old, but I promise it’s good and cool and nice. Installing ChromeDriver STEP ONE: Downloading ChromeDriverįirst, download ChromeDriver from its terribly ugly site.
