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@ToasterUWu, @andr0s People that don't bother to read an exception message won't read the documentation either. Windows lack of support for forking a process makes Python multiprocessing cumbersome on that...

As you've discovered `--profile-directory` set the default browser directory for all Chrome Browsers. As a side effect it won't accept any other arguments. Fortunately you can specify a profile folder...

You can either : * Use an interactive Jupyter Notebook. * Or use `user_data_dir` parameter to specify a folder where your entire Chrome profile will be kept between your sessions....

Please check how to use [explicit and implicit waits](https://selenium-python.readthedocs.io/waits.html) in Selenium.

Please search the existing issues before raising a new one. This is a duplicate of #691 #694 #703 ... [**Here are some workarounds**](https://github.com/ultrafunkamsterdam/undetected-chromedriver/issues/694#issuecomment-1165539116). EDIT: Please close this issue, _it has...

There's no issue with the question but it has already been asked : #629. And people are supposed to search the issues before raising a new one to avoid duplicates...

You have an old version that doesn't support `'prefs'` experimental options... You should upgrade it : `pip install -U undetected-chromedriver`

Probably something in "da code", but we'll never know.

Selenium chromedriver and undetected-chromedriver behave quite differently: * Selenium chromdriver launches first, then launches the browser. * undetected-chromedriver launches Chrome first, then download and randomly patches the chromedriver, launches it...

**This has nothing to do with undetected-chromedriver...** You've to be aware that sites are getting better _at detecting dumb scripts that behave like bots_. It works when you add pauses...