![]() It fails saying: webdriverexception: geckodriver executable needs to be in path. What does not work is following test code: browser = webdriver.Firefox() Test it by going to the Python command line and importing the module: from selenium import webdriver This should install the latest version of Selenium module. This is simply: apt-get install python-pip Installing Seleniumįirst, we need to install the Selenium module in Python using pip install. ![]() So I resolved them one at a time and I am logging the procedure here. I decided to test it on Kali Linux and faced certain issues. ![]() Selenium seems to be great for browser automation and has support for multiple programming languages, including my favorite – Python.
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