for (final JFrame frame : JFrame.getFrames()) {
if (frame.getTitle().contains("bot") || frame.getName().contains("bot")){
ban;
}
}

or something similar

 

I mean.... it's this easy lol

Otherwise 99% of the community would be banned, and that means no $$$ voor Fagex

^

Jagex has never completely been against bots. They just ban a few here and there to appease customers and to keep their game alive. 

Bots pay a lot of their membership fees so it wouldn't be logical to ban all bots. 

The more I play the more I notice this is completely true. The better part of the game is botting, so botting all those accounts would have a huge impact on their yearly income. Don't forget that they have to pay people to work at jagex's in order to improve the game. right now they make x million euro's a year, which goes back into developing the game ( for a part - of course stake-holders want a part as well ) imagine them messing up half their profit. It'd be devastating for Jagex. They simply can't get away with it

 

B2B

for (final JFrame frame : JFrame.getFrames()) {

if (frame.getTitle().contains("bot") || frame.getName().contains("bot")){

ban;

}

}

or something similar

 

I mean.... it's this easy lol

It's also just as easy to change window title.

for (final JFrame frame : JFrame.getFrames()) {

if (frame.getTitle().contains("bot") || frame.getName().contains("bot")){

ban;

}

}

or something similar

I mean.... it's this easy lol

It's also just as easy to change window title.

but 99% of the bots would be banned before you could do it

Because, Jagex.

@The people who say Jagex isn't entirely against bots.

 

http://services.runescape.com/m=news/jagex-vs-ibot--anti-bot-update

If that was so, they wouldn't of had a 2 year lawsuit with a botting company that originated in the US. You know how much money that probably cost them?