RuneTabber

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RuneTabber - The RuneScape Browser for serious 'scapers.

What is RuneTabber?  
It is a webbrowser geared towards RuneScape.  It allows easy access to various aspects of the game and website, plus extra content to enhance your RuneScape gameplay, such as an audio player to play your favorite music while you 'scape.

It is opensource freeware, coded using IWBasic.

For a complete list of Features, FAQ's, Developers Blog, and download links to RuneTabber and the source code, please visit the Official RuneTabber website.


What is RuneScape you might ask?
From the developers website (http://www.runescape.com)
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RuneScape is a massively-multiplayer online game (MMOG), set in a fantasy world of warring races, ravaged landscapes and sinister powers. Having chosen an adventurer, players are free to find their role within it: to live by the sword and face hundreds of enemies, to further the storyline in RuneScape's quests, or to train in any of a number of skills.

RuneScape can be played directly in your browser, requiring no installation. It is also free to play, offering everyone the chance to explore the involving story and vast game area without paying a single gold piece!
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Runescape is developed in Java, and has millions of active users from all over the world in many different languages, and has even won a Guiness Record for its popularity.  The game also supports openGL and DirectX so those players with better computers can take advantage of the High Definition mode of the game.  The game is free to play, and has quite a bit of content, but, for those brave adventurers who want even more, you can upgrade to a members account, which allows you access to a massive amount of content.  

Happy Scaping!

Official RuneTabber Website: http://www.RuneTabber.FreeHostingCloud.com

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The site has moved web servers to http://www.RuneTabber.FreeHostingCloud.com

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Switched webhosts again.  We are now on FreeHostingCloud 's web servers.  Hopefully this "no forced ads" webhost doesn't turn around and put ads on my website, like the last "no forced ads" webhost I was using.