Ah yes, that makes sense. When I commented out the $callback line nothing would happen in the browser :-) I didn't think Dumper was lying to me.

Does it still strike you as odd that the first $callback->() hit takes 30-35 secs everytime but 2nd+ calls are immediate?

Also, I just noticed that while the first call to callback is slow, the first call of the program to the _wait_while_busy while loop takes only 1 sec. It's always the 2nd+ calls that hang. Does that make any sense?

Also, why have you commented out the if ($need_response) in synchronize()? Since I never care about responses, I'm playing around with commenting out the $response_catcher= assignment to avoid all the voodoo in _install_response_header_listener. As you can see I'm shooting in the dark, but experimenting can't hurt anything.

The site I am working with is a semi-private intranet. To possibly get you access I'd have to jump through a lot of hoops.

If you can just throw me little crumbs of help I can do all the grunt work testing/debugging.

Thanks!

In reply to Re^6: WWW::Mechanize::Firefox delayed returns / slow by tcordes
in thread WWW::Mechanize::Firefox delayed returns / slow by tcordes

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