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In order to use google-chrome for selenium-testing purposes (to be run headless of course) I want to install this on a remote server where I do not have root access. This server does not even have dpkg installed and uses spack as the package handler.

I found this question which unfortunately uses dpkg to install google-chrome.

Also, spack does not seem to list google-chrome or chrome as available software.

Maybe there is some other way I can try to install google-chrome, or there is some other way I can use a browser in the context of py.test/selenium/python tests?

Alex
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  • aslong as your not root I guess that you not allowd to administrate the Server. Consider to contact the owner of the device to get the package – djdomi Sep 23 '22 at 16:58
  • It looks like Chrome is only distributed as packages these days. You can probably install Chromium instead, which is available as a binary tarball that you should be able to use w/o root privileges, and both Selenium and Playwright should support Chromium. – larsks Sep 23 '22 at 20:21

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