SeleniumHQ/selenium · error · anyhow::Error
{} {} not available for download on {} (minimum version: {})
Error message
{} {} not available for download on {} (minimum version: {}). Check available versions at {} What it means
Returned by ChromeManager::request_good_driver_version_from_online() when the Chrome-for-Testing (CfT) GOOD_VERSIONS_ENDPOINT is queried and filtered by the requested driver major/version prefix, but zero entries remain. The formatted message reads '<driver> <version> not available for download on <arch> (minimum version: 115)' because chromedriver CfT coverage only exists from version 115 onward (MIN_CHROMEDRIVER_VERSION_CFT).
Source
Thrown at rust/src/chrome.rs:212
} else {
self.get_driver_version()
};
self.get_major_version(browser_or_driver_version)?
};
self.log.trace(format!(
"Driver version used to request CfT: {version_for_filtering}"
));
let good_versions_url = self.create_cft_url_for_drivers(GOOD_VERSIONS_ENDPOINT);
let all_versions =
self.request_versions_from_online::<VersionsWithDownloads>(&good_versions_url)?;
let filtered_versions: Vec<Version> = all_versions
.versions
.into_iter()
.filter(|r| r.version.starts_with(version_for_filtering.as_str()))
.collect();
if filtered_versions.is_empty() {
return Err(anyhow!(format!(
"{}. Check available versions at {}",
format_four_args(
UNAVAILABLE_DOWNLOAD_WITH_MIN_VERSION_ERR_MSG,
self.get_driver_name(),
version_for_filtering.as_str(),
self.get_arch(),
&MIN_CHROMEDRIVER_VERSION_CFT.to_string(),
),
CFT_URL
)));
}
let driver_version = filtered_versions.last().unwrap();
let url: Vec<&PlatformUrl> = driver_version
.downloads
.chromedriver
.as_ref()
.unwrap()View on GitHub (pinned to aa36b38e69)
Solutions
- Ensure the requested chromedriver version is >= 115, which is the first version with CfT hosting.
- Drop the explicit --driver-version and let Selenium Manager auto-discover the matching one.
- Check https://googlechromelabs.github.io/chrome-for-testing/ for the actual available versions for your platform.
- If using a mirror, confirm the mirror URL (driver mirror env/config) actually serves that version.
Example fix
# before (Selenium Manager invoked with old driver) selenium-manager --browser chrome --driver-version 114 # after selenium-manager --browser chrome
Defensive patterns
Strategy: validation
Validate before calling
# Bash: verify a chromedriver version exists in CfT before requesting it VERSION="115" curl -s "https://googlechromelabs.github.io/chrome-for-testing/known-good-versions-with-downloads.json" \ | jq -e --arg v "$VERSION" '.versions[] | select(.version | startswith($v))' > /dev/null \ && echo "OK" || echo "not found"
Try / catch
// Java/Selenium: catch the SeleniumManager exit and show guidance
try {
driver = new ChromeDriver();
} catch (WebDriverException e) {
if (e.getMessage().contains("not available for download")) {
log.error("Requested chromedriver version unavailable via CfT (min 115). Let Selenium Manager auto-select.");
}
throw e;
} Prevention
- Do not pin chromedriver below 115; CfT only hosts >= 115.
- Let Selenium Manager auto-discover the driver version instead of pinning.
- Check the CfT dashboard before requesting an exotic version.
When it happens
Trigger: Selenium Manager resolves a chromedriver via CfT and version_for_filtering (a driver version or major number derived from browser version) matches no entry in the CfT versions JSON. Triggered when the user requests chromedriver < 115, a non-existent patch, or a version not yet published for their platform label.
Common situations: User pins --driver-version 114 (pre-CfT); a brand-new Chrome major whose driver isn't published yet; an arch/platform filter mismatch; a typo in the requested version.
Related errors
- Linux arm64 is not supported yet by Google Chrome. Please tr
- Linux arm64 is not supported yet by {}. Please try another b
- Unsuccessful response ({}) for URL {}
- Error parsing JSON from URL {} {}
- Wrong browser/driver version
AI-assisted analysis of SeleniumHQ/selenium@aa36b38e69 (2026-08-14).
Data as JSON: /api/errors/b3174f6534402ef3.
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