[OU] How to anonymize Opera?

[macintoshzoom]

Yes, a similar approach is what use, but there are lots of
privacy/anonymity issue yet that those doesn't know how to resolve.
The worst one is that Opera sends its proper user-agent "opera 9.xx"
when required via https, and says the OS you are running, all that
without your permission nor giving you any clue that this it's
happening, nor giving you the option to address it if you want.
Someone said in this mailist (I los its mail!) that this is forged in
opera code binary, perhaps they do this for propaganda and statistics,
as they are now paid (seems) by google and advertised links that detects
this way that the request is from an opera browser.

Sengor wrote:
> Have you seen http://archetwist.com/en/opera/operator
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> On Sat, Jul 26, 2008 at 1:22 PM, macintoshzoom
> <macintoshzoom at lavabit.com> wrote:
>> How to anonymize Opera?
>>
>> The https://www.jondos.de/en/anontest test site from JONDO (formerly
>> Jap) anonymizer network warns me about lot of issues on my opera, the
>> worst one is that it informs about the browser and my OS (even when
>> using the opera built-in useragent tweaker, set to firefox or explorer).
>> This useragent tweaker don't works for https.
>>
>> Some one told in this mailist that I should reverse engineer opera
>> (hexdump editor? to tweak something, but i lost my mailbox recently.
>>
>> Any help welcome!
>>
>> Mac.
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