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Support New Chrome and undetected-chromedriver Versions #130
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- Removed ".v2" from undetected_chromedriver.v2 to address new version importing issue. - Moved self.started attribute declaration to line frederikme#51 so that the print in line frederikme#71 doesn't raise "no attribute 'started'".
- Bumped selenium (4.16.0), undetected-chromedriver (3.5.4), and webdriver-manager (4.0.1) to support the newest Chrome versions (114 and above).
Thank you for your update! Unfortunately, I encountered the same problem and the solution provided didn't work for me. I'm new to Python and would appreciate any help. Here are the details of my setup:
C:\TinderBotz-master>py auto_swipe.py
AttributeError: 'Session' object has no attribute 'browser' C:\TinderBotz-master> |
I got mine working, in session.py uncomment "self.browser.quit()" by adding a # infront. For me its line 74. All of the changes above from the first guy has to be made. Manually update undetected-chromedriver like this: (pip install --upgrade undetected-chromedriver) without the ( ) brackets. Mine installed version 3.5.5 and then i just had to update chrome to version 126. |
U MIGHT HAVE DIFFERENT VERSION THAN MINE (3.10), BUT IT SHOULD WORK FOR YOUR VERSION ALSO
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This is to address issues #123 and #126.
Bumped selenium (4.16.0), undetected-chromedriver (3.5.4), and webdriver-manager (4.0.1) to support the newest Chrome versions (114 and above).
Removed ".v2" from "import undetected_chromedriver.v2" to address new version importing issue.
Moved self.started attribute declaration to line 51 so that line 71 doesn't raise "no attribute 'started'" exception.
Tested with Chrome v120 and confirmed everything runs smoothly.