botmaster
2007-01-10 07:15:04
Can it be detected if you use a client like SCSS that blocks the adds? Or is this just another bluff by RS?
Macro_FTW
2007-01-11 06:44:04
It can be detected, Jagex has been compiling information from the world switchers from months now, and they emit a code that is irregular/not seen in IE or Fire Fox. Plus, you get from 1 world to another with an almost 30 second wait, so thats another identifier :p
botmaster
2007-01-11 11:43:05
Well… You can circumvent the 30 second thingy by adding a random time after it, but I'm not so sure about the code. Is it browser or serverside based? Or, is it the java applet?
Macro_FTW
2007-01-13 17:12:51
Im thinking they can differenciate via the Java applet. The World Switchers must send out a slightly different code/order of code, making it detectable by Jagex.
Avaphi
2007-01-15 19:41:42
From: Macro_FTW
Im thinking they can differenciate via the Java applet. The World Switchers must send out a slightly different code/order of code, making it detectable by Jagex.
World switchers are infact not detectable, or at least most of them, because they use a programming language where the program acts like brower and goes through all the steps to get to the rs applet, hence making jagex thing you are using IE.