As derby suggested above, it looks like a proxy configuration issue. As for the "microsoft xp browser", I assume you're asking how to set the agent to look like its coming from Internet Explorer? If so, you need to determine what user agent string you want to send (it varies between windows installations), and then simply supply it to the agent method. You can basically provide it any string: 
$ua->agent('My own custom user agent');
$ua->agent('Anything you want!');

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In reply to Re: Perl https parser by EvanK
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