Interesting - I didn't transfer such large data from MozRepl, but it seems that there is a size limit either in Net::Telnet or in MozRepl::Client, neither of which are much under my control. I'll test with your URL and see if I can reproduce the error and then what I can do about it.

Update: Ah hah - the maxbufsize        => 1_048_576, parameter in Net::Telnet seems to be a likely culprit. You can set that one through the extra_client_args arg in MozRepl:

            extra_client_args => {
                maxbufsize => 10_485_760,
            }

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Currently, there is no convenient way to set that from WWW::Mechanize::Firefox, so I suggest you create the object bridge and then reach deep down into Net::Telnet to reconfigure it:

my $net_telnet = $mech->repl->repl->client;
$net_telnet->max_buffer_length(10_485_760);

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As I'm thinking about moving away from MozRepl if the "custom interactors" feature proves stable enough, this approach is of limited duration.

In reply to Re^9: Screencapture with Perl on Linux by Corion
in thread Screencapture with Perl on Linux (SOLVED) by sadarax

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