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self.driver.capabilities["version"] : Error on debug #33
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@juleshenry Thanks there's several recent mods to Chrome I must address. I'll add this to the pile… |
Chrome 81.0.4044.113 same issue as above, which version of Chrome was the last one which worked? |
Not sure, but irrelevant: we should be in the latest. I have code that fixes this—it’s a simple mid, but need the cycles to add it. |
Happy to ping you some BTC to get this fixed I know it's tough times... pop me an address |
please follow the maintained fork: |
Sure Mark,
I’ve been busy at work this week. I will get on this as soon as I can.
…On Sat, Nov 27, 2021 at 08:33 marksilinio ***@***.***> wrote:
Happy to ping you some BTC to get this fixed I know it's tough times...
pop me an address
please follow the maintained fork:
https://github.com/marksilinio/isp-data-noize
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When running with debug on, I get the following error.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "isp_data_pollution.py", line 1132, in
ISPDataPollution()
File "isp_data_pollution.py", line 243, in init
self.check_chromedriver_version()
File "isp_data_pollution.py", line 278, in check_chromedriver_version
self.driver.capabilities["version"],
KeyError: 'version'
ChromeDriver version is 79.0.3945.36 on macOS.
Is this key deprecated? seems like driver.capabilities['version'] is no longer supported.
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