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Thanks for posting the log!

Looking at it, there is some redirect loop going on that I don't hit when I'm testing - that's one of the drawbacks of running tests against external servers...

I don't see a good/quick fix, but as the test suite progresses somewhat, it seems sane to force-install the module, skipping the test suite.

I'll look at rewriting the test using only local resources so it doesn't trip with the next (regional) behaviour change.

In reply to Re^6: Chrome freezes on windows when opened with WWW::Mechanize::Chrome by Corion
in thread Chrome freezes on windows when opened with WWW::Mechanize::Chrome by bakiperl

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