Thank you !

I have one last small question (shall i ask it in another node ?) :
When i load my pages, it takes some time. Most of the time, i don't need to wait for the images to be loaded in the page, just the HTML content, and sometimes the DOM.
I found an imperfect solution, and am looking for the a better one.
At the moment i use 

synchronize => 0,

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in the WWW::Mechanize::Firefox constructor, and then wait 1 second. But sometimes, it is not enough. Sometimes, 5 seconds doesn't seem to be enough either.

I think i need to use the "events" parameter of the WWW:Mechanize::Firefox contructor. For example 

events => ['DOMContentLoaded'],

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(as 'DOMContentLoaded' doesn't wait for the images to be loaded, contrarely to 'load').
It still seems to be slow.
Is that the best solution ?

I am sorry, i have read on this subject several time in the past, and have searched again today. I am making you repeat. The best solution i read seems to be 

events => ['DOMContentLoaded'],

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but it seems fairly slow, so i thought...i can try to ask again, maybe i missed something.

In reply to Re^2: How to control two tabs at the same time with WWW::Mechanize::Firefox by mascip
in thread How to control two tabs at the same time with WWW::Mechanize::Firefox by mascip

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