Boni García

These dependencies are transitive in my project, which mean that I do not explicitly define their versions, but some of my dependencies (docker-java in all cases). Moreover, my project uses...

I have just committed a patch (87e5f0ac8a37b479a3d5e3ff18ed59a8c30c4fa1) that excludes these dependencies. But I am not sure if this is going to break something. Let's see what CI thinks about it.

Nope, excluding is not a solution for this: https://github.com/bonigarcia/webdrivermanager/actions/runs/3089548184/jobs/4997285412

Since these dependencies are transitive in WebDriverManager, maybe this should be reported to the [docker-java](https://github.com/docker-java/docker-java) project.

I have just tested this in an macOS M1. Indeed, the downloaded driver for an Edge 105 is `edgedriver_arm64`, nevertheless, this driver works for driving Selenium tests: ``` 2022-09-20 09:18:43...

Thanks for reporting. I am in peek of work now, but I try to solve and release a new version it as soon as possible.

Thanks for contributing, @asolntsev. Your PR is merged now, it will be available for next version (I think I will release it in November).

This fix is available on WebDriverManager 5.3.1, just released.

+1 to this feature. See this [issue](10946) for some test examples that would benefit with the installation of web extensions with firefox options.

This feature is already implemented. A shutdown hook is created for all the `WebDriver` objects built with `.create()` (including those using Docker). As the [doc](https://bonigarcia.dev/webdrivermanager/) says: _In addition, a shutdown...