mozilla geckodriver selenium stack overflow

So you may additionally need to pass the absolute path of the firefox binary as firefox_binary argument while initializing the webdriverįrom _binary import FirefoxBinaryīinary = FirefoxBinary('C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe')įirefox_capabilities = Trueĭriver = webdriver.Firefox(firefox_binary=binary,executable_path='C:\Utility\BrowserDrivers\geckodriver.exe')

You can find the github discussion and merge here. It is to be noted that the current Selenium-Python binding is unstable with geckodriver and looks to be Architecture specific. Turned 'marionette' to true and added executable_path while initializing the driver. Now as per Selenium 3.4.x specifications, I made a couple of modifications.Result: Mozilla Firefox version 47 is opened.

įrom _capabilities import DesiredCapabilitiesįirefox_capabilities = DesiredCapabilities.FIREFOXįirefox_capabilities = False

To do a quick test, I simply copied your code and opened the url.

You have set 'marionette' to false through DesiredCapabilities class but still works and open a Mozilla Firefox Browser session of legacy releases which is also installed on your machine which is below version 48.x

About your code, I don't see any significant errors in your code.

By forcefully setting 'marionette' to false through DesiredCapabilities class you won't be able to open Mozilla Firefox Browser above version 48.x.

turning off marionette : Turning off marionette is no more a solution while we work with Selenium 3.x and recent Mozilla Firefox Browser releases.

'untrusted cert' error only on selenium-controlled firefox pop-ups : This is a common issue and we can avoid that through configuring the WebDriver instance through DesiredCapabilities class.

You have take care of a couple of things as follows:

Mozilla geckodriver selenium stack overflow