ThatrandomBobRS

Here's a bunch of suggestions I'd like to see. (some with visual examples, pardon the MS Paint pile of butchered interface.)

Sticky/Reserve tab for minigames that would always open up related options such as Ports (already does that) and Dungeoneering party. The button would be located in the Adventures tab of the navigation bar.

There is no button for closing the familiar details interface, aside from unlocking interface editing and pressing the upper-right corner X on the window. Please look into this.

Chat box tabs for Game, Public (and Trade/Assist). Why these weren't present with RS3 release in the first place are a mystery to me.

Lock Inventory/Etc. size/shape. Let us horizontally drag windows such as the inventory while keeping the arrangement of slots in a way we want (for example the default 4 horizontal x 7 vertical slots) http://imgur.com/YGDyyMN

Stacking window tabs to eliminate the need for those annoying arrows. I remember having seen at least the first one of these in another Jmod AMAA but figured it wouldn't hurt to include this bunch http://imgur.com/sKJFDvI,3ZpRymI#0 http://imgur.com/sKJFDvI,3ZpRymI#1

Lock buttons for the Lifepoints/Summoning/Prayer/Combat bar and also make it apply to the Action bar setup 1-5 arrows. (shift+1 to 5/right-click only with lock) Some of us have trouble with using keybinds for abilities and have to resort to the mouse. With everything packed tightly together, misclicks are bound to happen and in a real situation it means death. http://imgur.com/zJo3HsF,JCbV3jn#0 http://imgur.com/zJo3HsF,JCbV3jn#1

Please, PLEASE remove the "Ability not ready yet." Bloat text from the chatbox alltogether, it is nothing but harm.

Minimap

-Please do something about the click area on the Run, Reset camera and Exit buttons. Frankly they are too wide like the money pouch on the RS2 interface.

-Let us toggle right-click select only for the minimap buttons for maximum mobility

-Let us drag the 4 icons around the edges of the map and re-organize them. The run/rest icon, for example, is rather remote, considering you'd like easy access on the move.