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I've upgraded my device to the latest TinkerOS image (Debian-Bullseye-v3.0.20-20240527). Since then, I've been trying to re-setup my programs and environment. I have a python program that used Selenium and Chrome Driver to automatically launch the browser in in full screen to a specific URL, among other things. The issue I'm having is in the latest version of OS the device is running chromium x11 (v. 114.0.5735.198). For Chrome Driver to work, it must have the matching major version of Chromium (Chromium x11 is fine) installed. Unfortunately, I've been unable to find a Linux Debian (arm64) compatible version of chromium-driver (chromedriver) that works with this particular version of chromium x11. The latest chromedriver version that's supported for the architecture is v112. I urgently need to find a solution. My best guess is I have 3 options? 1.) Find a way to update the chromium x11 version to a newer version that has a matching and supported version of chromedriver. I haven't found a way to update the chromium x11 version 2.) Find a way to downgrade chromium x11 version. I haven't found a way to downgrade the chromium x11 version 3.) Replace chromium x11 with regular chromium. Last time I attempted this, the regular chromium version had issues with videos (ffmpeg) and would crash ("Aw Snap" screen). My understanding is chromium x11 is used because it's optimized for this board and architecture. If that's the case, it would be ideal to stick with chromium x11 to avoid potential performance issues. Ideally, I need advice on how to install specific versions of chromium x11. At this point, I'm desperate for any guidance, assistance, or thoughts on my situation. This python program and using selenium and chromedriver is critical.