Re: About http request of browser.

[Fabian Keil]

devel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> In some cases when OS version or architecture are not popular, I think
> that browser HTTP request can be bad for anonymity.

It's not a problem to use a less common User-Agent string,
as long as you regenerate it between visits.

Have a look at:
http://www.fabiankeil.de/sourcecode/uagen/uagen.pl
if you're using Privoxy and/or a browser that understands
Mozilla prefs.js files.

You might also want to have a look at the or-talk
archive, your discovery isn't exactly hot news here.

Fabian


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Re: About http request of browser.

[Michael Holstein]

True, but that's configurable in most sensible browsers.

In Firefox, check out the stuff in about:config
specifically the general.useragent.* stuff.

Better yet, get the "User Agent Switcher" plugin.

~Mike

devel wrote:

Hello,
In some cases when OS version or architecture are not popular, I think
that browser HTTP request can be bad for anonymity.

About http request of browser.

[devel]

Hello,
In some cases when OS version or architecture are not popular, I think
that browser HTTP request can be bad for anonymity.
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