On 5/23/06 9:09 PM, "Anothony Georgeo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ----------- > > *CONCEPT* > > There has been bit of dicussion latley about filtering > HTTP/S environmental variable headers and creating a > default HTTP/S header template for Tor users. > > The last big hurdle (now solved) in header scrubbing > is the scrubbing of HTTPS headers. > > I think the solution is to use Firefox or FF > extensions to filter the HTTPS headers as FF and FF > extensions have access to the verifed and decrypted > HTTPS headers on-the-fly by default. > > I will describe how to edit the "about:config" menu > and how to configure the FF extensions "User Agent > Switcher" and "RefControl". > > The goal is to enable HTTPS header scrubbing while > using the *same* anonymity set charastics as those > which may be used by future relases of Tor bundled > with Privoxy (using the default template). > <http://archives.seul.org/or/talk/May-2006/msg00327.html> > > For example, FF and FF extensions should make the > HTTPS headers identical the HTTP headers created by > Privoxy. Thus inceasing the anonymity set and > everyone's anonymity in general. > > The anonymity set that I am attempting to use is as > follows: > -----SNIP----- Hi. What can one do about the User-Agent setting in Thunderbird or other email clients? Thanks!
