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Driver cache doesn't work with WDM 3.5.3(Win) #311
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- also fix find 'msedgedriver' in cache for all OS's.
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It always tries to download a new webdriver though there's already an available cache. So I checked the code and found something maybe cause the problem.
driver_cache.py
I'm not a cross-platform programmer, but I suppose maybe you forgot the ".exe" extension for binaries on Windows platform.
&& There's another thing that, for MSEdge, the driver_name is "edgedriver" while its binary's name is "msedgedriver". driver_name and binary name doesn't always the same.
Please spare some time to fix this small problem, thank you in advance.
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