How do I update ChromeDriver?

How to set ChromeDriver path in IntelliJ?

I've seen in some of forums how to set chrome driver path on IntelliJ IDEBut I can't find it anywhere.

Here's an example (but it's not from Android Studio), but it doesn't work: I'm running IntelliJ 13 Ultimate Edition, Version 2024.3 Chrome driver version v48. Thanks! Chrome doesn't load the ChromeDriver before any other classpath loaded. You need to import ChromeDriver using JAR library and then set your project to use the path you provided in the JAR file. When the project starts you also have an option to point to the ChromeDriver. You can add the following properties in Run/Debug configuration:
Dwebdriver.driver=/Path/To/Chromedriver/

How do I get the latest ChromeDriver EXE?

I'm using Windows 7 Ultimate with all updates and I've installed the latest version of Google Chrome (currently 22.0.1229.94).

In my Eclipse I use a couple of projects that depend on Selenium and when I go to run one of them, I get the error: java.lang.IllegalStateException: The path is not valid for windows

I've read this post, but I'm still getting the same error message. I tried the steps described in the linked answer, but even after a restart it wasn't working. However, I managed to get it working after downloading a new version of the ChromeDriver from a different site.

How do I find my current Chrome driver version?

It appears as though Chrome can no longer be used as an executable after version 42.

This is not a breaking change, it is the beginning of a new era for. Google Chrome. You should continue using Chrome until you receive a new update to. address any bugs or security issues that arise. You will still be able to continue using Chrome after you update your system, and your. existing profiles will be unaffected. This means the user.js configuration file for Chrome can be ignored after Chrome 42. This means we no longer need to use an updated user.js to run Chrome on my mac.

Thanks to this answer I was able to delete the entire contents of user.js, and get Chrome to work again on my Mac.