hi,
within the torbrowser 17.0.8, the download window is left open after getting a
new identity.
not so in newer versions, which makes downloads unconfortable.
maybe yuh can change back this feature
greetings
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Hi all,
I am using Mac OS X and running the Vidalia Bundle. For my network connection
that connects me to the internet, I have the Polipo address and port configured
as the Web proxy, Secure Web proxy and SOCKS proxy in the network preferences.
Now, this seems to have worked, as all of my browser
Hi
> I've noticed in Ubuntu that when the computer is booted up and before I
> connect to the web the computer needs the "keyring" password. No matter
> whether I try to change my mac address that stupid keyring thing won't
> let me do anything until it gets the "answer it wants". So the passwo
On 09/09/11 12:43, Andre Risling wrote:
> I've forgotten already if someone answered thisbut with the
> free WiFi connections do they typically get your MAC address?
Any router you connect to knows your MAC address. That's a necessary
part of how the network works. It isn't propagated further
On Fri, Sep 09, 2011 at 01:43:13PM +0200, Andre Risling wrote:
> I've forgotten already if someone answered thisbut with the
> free WiFi connections do they typically get your MAC address?
>
> I've noticed in Ubuntu that when the computer is booted up and before I
> connect to the web the co
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On Friday, September 09, 2011 11:08 AM, "Julian Yon"
wrote:
> On 09/09/11 03:02, Andre Risling wrote:
> > - Why would someone want to change ("spoof") their MAC address?
>
> If you're an activist who travels the country and uses free WiFi to
> access the internet,
On 09/09/11 03:02, Andre Risling wrote:
> - Why would someone want to change ("spoof") their MAC address?
If you're an activist who travels the country and uses free WiFi to
access the internet, you might not want to make it any easier for law
enforcement to track your movements.
Julian
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On 2011-09-09 05:09 , cmeclax-sazri wrote:
> On Thursday 08 September 2011 22:02:56 Andre Risling wrote:
>> - Who stores the MAC address of the computer you're using? The ISP? An
>> Webmail service?
>
> On IPv4, a MAC address goes only as far as the local network (the MAC address
> my router ha
On Thursday 08 September 2011 22:02:56 Andre Risling wrote:
> - Who stores the MAC address of the computer you're using? The ISP? An
> Webmail service?
On IPv4, a MAC address goes only as far as the local network (the MAC address
my router has on the WAN side goes to my ISP). On IPv6, if you ru
Andre Risling writes:
> I've some questions about MAC address and changing it
>
> - Why would someone want to change ("spoof") their MAC address?
The MAC address usually identifies a particular physical computer
to a local area network. If someone doesn't want their physical
computer to be reco
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On Thursday, September 08, 2011 7:32 PM, "Seth David Schoen"
wrote:
> Andre Risling writes:
>
> > I've some questions about MAC address and changing it
> >
> > - Why would someone want to change ("spoof") their MAC address?
>
> The MAC address usually identifies
I've some questions about MAC address and changing it
- Why would someone want to change ("spoof") their MAC address?
- Is a computers MAC address sent out whenever you connect to the web?
-If it is, how often is it sent out?
- Who stores the MAC address of the computer you're using? The IS
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