
add_argument ( "-disable-features=site-per-process" )Ĭhrome_options. add_argument ( "-disable-component-update" )Ĭhrome_options. add_argument ( "-disable-breakpad" )Ĭhrome_options. add_argument ( "-disable-backgrounding-occluded-windows" )Ĭhrome_options.

add_argument ( "-disable-background-timer-throttling" )Ĭhrome_options. add_argument ( "-disable-logging" )Ĭhrome_options. add_argument ( "-disable-default-apps" )Ĭhrome_options.

add_argument ( "-disable-notifications" )Ĭhrome_options. add_argument ( "-disable-extensions" )Ĭhrome_options. add_argument ( "-disable-browser-side-navigation" )Ĭhrome_options. add_argument ( "-remote-debugging-port=9222" )Ĭhrome_options.

add_argument ( "-disable-dev-shm-usage" )Ĭhrome_options. add_argument ( "-disable-gpu" )Ĭhrome_options. add_argument ( "-no-sandbox" )Ĭhrome_options. add_argument ( "-disable-web-security" )Ĭhrome_options. add_argument ( "-allow-running-insecure-content" )Ĭhrome_options. add_argument ( "-ignore-certificate-errors" )Ĭhrome_options.

Click on the padlock icon in the address bar.Navigate to the website that is causing the SSL error.One way to solve this issue is to add the certificate to the Trusted Root CA. If you are encountering the error "ERROR:ssl_client_socket_(1158)] handshake failed with ChromeDriver Chrome browser and Selenium", it is likely due to a SSL certificate issue. Method 3: Add Certificate to Trusted Root CA Chrome (options =chrome_options )īy following these steps, you should be able to fix the "ERROR:ssl_client_socket_(1158)] handshake failed" issue with ChromeDriver and Selenium by disabling SSL certificate verification. add_argument ( '-ignore-certificate-errors' )ĭriver = webdriver.
