Where is the Chromedriver path on a Mac?
On a Mac, Chromedriver is installed by default in /Applications/Google Chrome.
App/Contents/Resources/drivers/chromedriver.
In a terminal, cd to the folder with chromedriver and run the following command to install the latest version of ChromeDriver: sudo apt-get update. Sudo apt-get install -y google-chrome-stable. Sudo service google-chrome-stable restart. Download the ChromeDriver zip from this page. Extract it anywhere you like. Then, go to that location in the command line, and run the following command.
Wget. Then, run the following command, where "Path" is the directory you extracted the file to. Unzip chromedriverwin32.zip -d Path/ To use the new driver, open a new Chrome browser, and type chrome-driver into the address bar. If you get an error, it might because you don't have the proper version of Java installed. To do that, go here
Once you've installed the Java version that works for you, try to install the ChromeDriver again. I have a mac and I use macports to get chromedriver and selenium on my machine.
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