When using Selenium to operate the Chrome browser, if the Chrome browser crashes, there may be problems in the following aspects:
1. Chromedriver version does not match Chrome browser version
You need to make sure that the Chromedriver version you are using matches your Chrome browser version. You can find the latest version of Chromedriver on the Chromedriver official website and download the Chromedriver that matches the version of the Chrome browser you have installed.
2. Chromedriver path is incorrect
You need to make sure that the Chromedriver path you are using matches the Chromedriver path set in your code. When setting the Chromedriver path, it is recommended to use absolute paths instead of relative paths.
3. Chrome browser window closes too quickly
When using Selenium to operate the Chrome browser, sometimes the Chrome browser window will close immediately after the operation is completed. This may be because the code is missing something like time.sleep(5)this that prevents the program from waiting for the operation to complete before closing the browser.
4. There is a problem with the code when operating the Chrome browser
When using Selenium to operate the Chrome browser, if there is a problem with the code, it may cause the Chrome browser to crash. Check your code for errors and try to fix them.
To sum up, if your Chrome browser crashes, you need to first check whether the Chromedriver version matches the Chrome browser version, then confirm whether the Chromedriver path is correct, ensure that there is sufficient delay operation in the code to wait for the operation to complete, and finally Try to check the code and fix it.