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As stated by osfresia, there is no built-in way for proxy authentication in selenium. I have already tried selenium-wire, but this also didn't work as expected.

However, you can download an extension and pass your proxy along with your credentials over to the extension. Check out this post or this one from stackoverflow.

You will also have to install chrome driver and chrome inside your container

The solution is actually simple.

I found a workaround by using export headless=0; behave in the non-headless bash script and it worked.

The caveat to this method is that I have to use os.getenv('headless') which refers to the value set in my .env file. that was headless=1.

The final webconfig.py looks like this.

You basically want us to write the whole code.. Anyhow, here is just a vague idea which you can implement with a bit of research:

1. First checks version of chrome browser.

According to the Google ChromeDriver requirements the download path of Chrome can be expected in a certain download path, depending on your system. You either could check (like another user has done it: https://sqa.stackexchange.com/questions/41354/programmatically-determine-chrome-browser-version-regardless-of-os) the chrome version via chrome.exe --version or read the file names of the directory chrome.exe is installed:

The first file (maybe verify via regex) is my chrome version, 87.0.4280.88. I'd suggest taking a look at How do I list all files of a directory?.

1. Install the chromedriver corresponds to that chrome browser version.

That's also doable with a little bit of research. You got all the download links on https://chromedriver.chromium.org/downloads. Just check for matching version and grab the respective link. If that doesn't suit your needs, maybe consider pre-installing the versions and implementing the proper one (depending on the version of the chrome browser).

I found a solution by using selenium wire