Options.addArguments(" start-maximized ") Open chrome://version in the browser to see what profile Chrome is using. You can then modify the profile settings as desired, and ChromeDriver can use the profile in the future. If the path doesn't exist, Chrome will create a new profile in the specified location. You can create your own custom profile by just running Chrome (on the command-line or through ChromeDriver) with the user-data-dir switch set to some new directory. Options.addArguments(" user-data-dir=/path/to/your/custom/profile ") If the latter, you can use the user-data-dir Chrome command-line switch to tell Chrome which profile to use:ĬhromeOptions options = new ChromeOptions() If the former, you can use the 'chrome.prefs' capability (described later below) to specify preferences that will be applied after Chrome starts.
At times you may want to set special preferences or just use a custom profile altogether.
(304 users, 19 stars, 16 forks, 2 contributors)Ĭhromedriver-autoinstaller has the largest user base of 3200 users, and largest number of forks.Use custom profile (also called user data directory)īy default, ChromeDriver will create a new temporary profile for each session. Version = "0.1.0", updated 3 yrs ago (not great). The chromedriver-autoinstaller author/maintainer is also the author/maintainer of the geckodriver-autoinstaller package.įor consistent comparison with chromedriver-autoinstaller and the others: | (# users UNKNOWN, 7 stars, 3 forks, 2 contributors) Webdriver_auto_update | version = "0.1.0", updated 28 days ago.
(3.2K users, 132 stars, 44 forks, 8 contributors) "Popularity" by itself is not sufficient to merit investment, for example, it is easy to be misled by popularity witness "fake" product reviews).Ĭhromedriver-autoinstaller: version = "0.4.0", updated 2 months ago. When evaluating open source packages, I look at 1) overall code quality, 2) maintenance, 3) # professional programmers who depend on it, 4) # maintainers, 5) related or derived dependent packages, 6) documentation and usage examples available now, 7) whether there are conda and pip versions available, and 8) any other factors or "issues" that indicate product maturity or quality of support (or lack thereof). I need something to build into my libraries, because chromedriver's intentional monthly obsolescence is such a maintenance nightmare. I did a quick comparison of the three different "auto-update" python packages mentioned on this page to see which package(s) will be worth investing my time to use for my applications.
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