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Use key_name attribute on env to fix this.

The iedriver on windows 10 is getting 'Windows firewall has blocked some of the features of this app' pop-up. I don't get this on 2012R2.

Currently the variable bit is calculated using the 'node['kernal']['machine']. This is an issue for IE as 64 bit version of IE will open 32-bit tabs. You can change this by enabling "Enhanced Protection Mode" But IEDriver requires this attribute to be disabled. The result is this cookbook downloads a 64-bit driver and runs it on a 32-bit ie process. This works in most cases but when trying to do something like driver.manage().cookies.deleteAllCookies() the test will silently fail on this call due to the driver and browsers 'bit-ness' being different. Being that node['kernal']['machine'] is set by Ohai and an automatic attribute there is no way for me to override it.

What do you think about making bit a configurable attribute that is set by default to node['kernel']['machine'] == 'x86_64' ? 'x64' : 'Win32'