Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - Setting Chrome Driver Path in Mac (for Mac Users Only

This video tutorial addresses frequent student inquiries about setting the chromedriver path on Mac OS. It provides a step-by-step guide on downloading the appropriate chromedriver version for Mac, unzipping it, and setting the path using the terminal. The tutorial also explains how to integrate this path into Eclipse for testing purposes, highlighting the importance of using double slashes in Java. The video concludes with a demonstration of the process, ensuring that viewers can successfully open Chrome and run tests.

Why might a Windows user skip this lecture?

• Because Windows users have a different version of Chrome.

• Because the lecture is about setting up Chromedriver on Linux.

• Because Windows users do not use Chromedriver.

• Because the lecture is about setting up Chromedriver on Mac OS.

What file should Mac users download for Chromedriver setup?

• Linux 64 zip

• Mac 64 zip

• Win 32 zip

• Mac 32 zip

What utility can be used to unzip the Chromedriver file on Mac?

• File Explorer

• 7-Zip

• WinRAR

• Archive Utility

How can you obtain the Chromedriver path on a Mac?

• By right-clicking and selecting 'Open with Terminal'

• By opening the file in a text editor

• By running a special script

• By using the Finder's search function

Why are double slashes used in the path when setting it in Eclipse?

• Because it is a Mac OS specific requirement

• Because it is a requirement for all operating systems

• Because Java treats a single slash as a special character

• Because it helps in faster execution