Selenium docker chrome download file

 

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docker run -d -P -p selenium/standalone-chromeberyllium -v /Users/MyUsername/Downloads/MappedFolder:/home/seluser/Downloads. Meta - Image(s): selenium/standalone-chrome-debug Docker-Selenium Image Version(s): From einsteinium to OS: Ubuntu Downloading files with Java new ArrayList(){ { add("Chrome PDF Viewer"); } }); } }); WebDriver.

 · When you have your docker selenium grid, the files are getting downloaded at /home/seluser/Downloads inside the container. So you could map them to a directory somewhere in your host machine. You start your hub as shown here. sudo docker run -d -p --name selenium-hub selenium/hubUser Interaction Count:  · Hi @diemol, I think the problem is more on the selenium docker side, if you consider that's something that should be working.. The fact that Chrome works fine on a local mount and not on a NFS docker-volume mount is disturbing and will be hard to .  · First I create a folder named "target" in the project root repository. Then I set the download path in the chrome docker comtainer via container volumes in docker-compose file. version: "3" services: chrome: image: selenium/node-chrome container_name: chrome shm_size: 2gb depends_on: selenium-hub volumes: ./target:/home.

Running a Chrome browser inside a Docker container with Selenium used to be a challenging thing. Since Chrome 59 shipped with a headless mode, this has been made much easier. First, you need Google Chrome and the chromedriver installed. Based on the posts here and here I am trying to use a chrome webdriver in selenium to be able to download a file. Here is the code so far from selenium import webdriver from bltadwin.ru Hi @diemol, I think the problem is more on the selenium docker side, if you consider that's something that should be working.. The fact that Chrome works fine on a local mount and not on a NFS docker-volume mount is disturbing and will be hard to troubleshoot without getting the Chrome people involved.

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