C# XBAP QueryString (BrowserInteropHelper.Source.Query) Above 2080 Characters Problem

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I'm passing a very long argument string to a C# XBAP application, and I'm using the BrowserInteropHelper.Source.Query method to read the argument string. But, for some reason, everytime the string for the arguments goes about 2080 characters, the application fails.

Have I exceeded the maximum length? Any help would be fantastic!

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