Hi, I've found out that tor sends my browser headers in the http requests instead of the exit node ones, is it possible to change this behaviour ?

Thanks

Tor operates only on the IP layer, application layer data is passed unmodified. HTTP headers belong to application layer. It is not in the scope of tor to do "deep packet inspection" and mangle data of higher layers, and the tor program does not have functionality for that. And the exit node does not run an own HTTP client.

It is your browser's responsibility to send headers from a large anonymity set, to keep you indistinguishable from many other internet users. If you set your browsers content language to english, and user agent to something often used, you should be fine.

Firefox addon for spoofing user agent: UAControl

Test how unique you appear: Panopticlick. The lower the number, the better.

Or you could run a local proxy which mangles HTTP headers.

Why do you think that almost ALL!!!! plugins are DISABLED including
Flash
ALL video
iframe
and javascript
along with deleting ALL !!!! cookies and stopping all "stealth" cookies

this turns "tor-browser" into something you do NOT want to use for facebook

I notice that a lot of people do not realise this. I fear TOR is being used by many people who are gaining no anonymity whatsoever yet are losing out on bandwidth and functionality due to misunderstanding what TOR is and what it is for.

this leaves us that have been on tor for many years to pick up the pieces
and MOVE to i2p

now if only the bundle auto set up nodes on the rote ends by default

at least we could get out of it a ton of slow exits ( all be it on the network ends)
hide in the masses


but even the bundle is NOT!!! secure
noscript ALLOWS ALL SCRIPTS by default
and you have to go into to disable javascript
and manually disable iframes

This is an unjustified rant against tor. Tor is reasonable anonymous (nothing is 100% as always). How is i2p different from tor wrt application layer data like HTTP headers or HTTP cookies?