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Hi, all. In Fedora Core 6, it's easy to tell FireFox not to identify itself to servers, using the 'Do not send browser identification' checkbox in control center. Now I ...
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Hi, all. In Fedora Core 6, it's easy to tell FireFox not to identify itself to servers, using the 'Do not send browser identification' checkbox in control center. Now I know this isn't strictly Linux, but this is the misc category... Is there any way to set this on my MacBook (also running FF)? I thought someone might know, since a lot of Linux users also have Macs, and they are kind of the same. Thanks in advance. Zeke
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High quality. Thanks for that.
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in the location bar of firefox, type about:config
In the filter field, type useragent and change the value to what you want or simply clear it.
I also suggest to type referer and change the value to 0 so that it doesnt send the referer header and sites wont know from which site you came to them.
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