Since I was planning to use it from a Jupyter Notebook I actually installed it by running the following in a cell in a notebook: %pip install selenium
I installed Selenium using pip for Python 3: pip install selenium Clicking that worked around the signing issue. To fix this, go to System Preferences -> Security & Privacy - there was a prompt there about the binary, with an "open this anyway" button. 'chromedriver.exe' is copied to bin folder from package folder when the build process.
#Download chrome driver for mac for mac
# A window displayed on macOS with an error Chrome Webdriver Selenium For Mac 64-bit Install Selenium Webdriver Repurposed nuget package of (packing process differs slightly) Install Chrome Driver(Win32) for Selenium WebDriver into your Unit Test Project. The first time I ran it I got an error complaining that the binary has not been signed: ~/bin/chromedriver I decided to put this in my ~/bin directory. Unzipping this gave me a chromedriver binary file. I have Chrome 85 so I downloaded the chromedriver_mac64.zip file from Without using homebrewĬhromeDriver is available from the official website here: You still need to run it once in the terminal chromedriver to get the macOS error, then allow it in the Security & Privacy preferences - see below. This also ensures chromedriver is on your path, which means you don't need to use an explicit chromedriver_path later on. This is by far the easiest option: brew cask install chromedriver Install the chromedriver binary If you have homebrew Once the download is completed, a zip file gets created. In the next page, choose the option chromedrivermac64.zip link for download for MacOS. I needed to run Selenium on macOS for the first time today. Based on the local Chrome browser version, click on the link for download. Simon Willison’s TILs Installing Selenium for Python on macOS with ChromeDriver Installing Selenium for Python on macOS with ChromeDriver | Simon Willison’s TILs
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