I second podmaster's onte about WWW::Mechanize -- it can make code much simpler..

But what i wanted to note is that you could reduce the duplicate code and make maintenance (and use) a little easier by just having one accessor .. (there's many ways to do this -- here's just a quick one)

our KEY_LIST => [ qw/
    thumbnailForWebsite
    thumbnailForForums1 thumbnailForForums2
    hotlinkForForums1 hotlinkForForums2
    hotlinkForWebsite
    showImage
    directLinkToImage
/ ];
sub get {
  my $self = shift;
  my $key = shift;
# could grep @{&KEY_LIST} here too to check for valid key
  return exists $self->{liste}->{$key} ? $self->{liste}->{$key} : unde
+f;
}
# this could be left the same or changed to this:
sub get_all {
  my $self = shift;
  return { map { $_ => $self->{liste}->{$_} } @{&KEY_LIST} };
}
# note: could also replace get_all() with get() or get('all')

# and note that the loop in upload() becomes just:
  foreach( @{&KEY_LIST} ){
    ...
  }
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Use of the module then becomes:

print $ih->get('thumbnailForWebsite'), "\n";
print $ih->get('thumbnailForForums1'), "\n";
print $ih->get('thumbnailForForums2'), "\n";
print $ih->get('hotlinkForForums1'), "\n";
print $ih->get('hotlinkForForums2'), "\n";
print $ih->get('hotlinkForWebsite'), "\n";
print $ih->get('showImage'), "\n";
print $ih->get('directLinkToImage'), "\n";
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