=> Linking Binary 'chromedriver' to '/usr/local/bin/chromedriver'. => Verifying SHA-256 checksum for Cask 'chromedriver'. => Unlinking Binary '/usr/local/bin/chromedriver'. Click the Customize and Control button Hover your mouse on the Help menu item Click About Google Chrome Chrome will automatically check for updates If. Under the updatePolicies key, add the Chrome browser UpdateDefault key entry, and set the key value to 0. I found out that I should do: brew updateĪnother option is to uninstall and install it again like this: brew cask uninstall chromedriver Open the file in your preferred XML editor.
Note: The answer below was given for an older version and may not work anymore Then on the next run, you'll have to click 'Open' once. Also be aware that after each upgrade you will get again a system warning when using the chromedriver for the first time so you need to click Cancel in the warning and then go to 'Preferences => Security & Privacy' and click 'Allow Anyway' to accept the risk.
