Closed Arekkusu1998 closed 7 months ago
I think the version of your computer's Chrome does not match the version of your Chrome driver.
To resolve this, follow these steps:
chrome://version
.I really wish you were right but, after some updates in the last few days, it's no longer possible to have a perfect match between Chrome version and the last chromedriver's stable version (120.0.6099.109
). My Chrome's version is 120.0.6099.130
.
Should I downgrade Chrome and turn off auto-updates?
You might want to give it a try as well. It's running smoothly on my computer. I downloaded some images and successfully decoded them using Node.js XD. If you're interested, you can check out the decoding strategy I used in issue #201.
Just so you know, I'm using Linux with ChromeDriver version 120.0.6099.71
, and my Chrome browser is also version 120.0.6099.71
, so everything matches up perfectly.
Alas I'm unable to apply Your code in issue #201. I've no programming knowledge and Node.js works with Java language. Without a tutorial to follow I'm in the fog. I'm waiting for @ImSejin to fix & update the downloader but He's been missing for a while. I'm starting to get worried๐ฐ: hoping He's okay ...
As You said, @diomirox, I realigned Chrome and ChromeDriver and this problem is (temporarily) solved.
Good morning, @ImSejin. I know You're working on fixing the other issue๐ค, but I think a new problem has arisen. I'm using Chrome Driver version
With
Until yesterday everything was ok ...
120.0.6099.130
andJDK Development Kit 21.0.1
but, from nowday, the result is the following and nothing is downloaded:-d
argument:Btw, I take this opportunity to wish You a Merry Christmas๐ ๐ and a Happy New Year๐๐๐งง๐ต๐!