Use old headless mode in Chrome browser #210
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This sets the environment variables necessary to tell Selenium to reuse the browsers set up in the Dockerfile instead of downloading them on its own.
See issue #14154 on the SeleniumHQ/selenium repo.
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Google Chrome and Chromedriver v129 broke headless mode in Selenium's webdriver.
This sets the
oldmode in Chrome until a fix in either project is released. It also sets environment variables in the Docker stage to prevent Selenium from downloading the browsers on its first run, and instead to reuse the ones set during the Docker build.