People will know that you are in the UAE if you are browsing websites that are only for people and used by people in the UAE.
Kasimir Gabert On 10/15/07, Robert Hogan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Sunday 14 October 2007 19:50:38 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > On Sat, Oct 13, 2007 at 09:21:40AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote 0.9K > bytes in 30 lines about: > > : Do: > > : Spoof user-agent (is this necessary even with javascript disabled?) > > : (browser) > > > > Arguably, unless you're using BobnJoe's browser, any of the popular ones > > should provide sufficient numbers (firefox, safari, opera, ie). > > > konqueror, a bobnjoe browser if ever there was one, can only turn off sending > the user-agent and spoof it for selected websites. it doesn't even support > regexes. > > > : Spoof http-headers as though a US english browser (browser/privacy > > : proxy?) > > > > Only if you want to appear as coming from the US, and if you read > > English. If you're in UAE and spoofing US English, then you may stand > > out for being different. > > > > But no-one should know you're in the UAE because you're using tor. Or have I > missed your point? > > > : Do not: > > : Use tabs (enforced/recommended by controller?) > > > > Why? > > > > : Keep the browser open when finished 'using tor' (enforced/recommended by > > : controller?) > > > > If your browser properly cleans up and you've disabled everything, > > chances are this isn't that big of a deal. > > for both, javascript timers apparently. a separate browser or open-and-close > browser session seems to be the thing. > > -- Kasimir Gabert
