Further proof that jagex is comprised of elementary school-dropout programmers, I discovered a fun little glitch with the bank system.
Step one: Open your bank and take a look at your very first item in the main tab.
Step two: Set up a new tab to have 3 or more items in it, none of which should be of more than one item (So like one rune scim, one rune plate, one iron dagger, as opposed to 400 fire runes, 20 lobsters, 30 coins)
Step three: Quickly remove the 2nd-to-last item and then the last item in the last tab. This should be done before the last item has a chance to slide over to replace the second-to-last item. (So if your tab looks like rune scim, rune plate, iron dagger, remove the rune plate and then the iron dagger in quick succession)
My guess is that each bank slot is assigned a numerical value. What happens is you wind up clicking a slot for which there is no item, yet you still requested it to withdraw something. You will then receive the item in the first slot of your main tab. Hope this isn't too confusing.



Step one: Open your bank and take a look at your very first item in the main tab.
Step two: Set up a new tab to have 3 or more items in it, none of which should be of more than one item (So like one rune scim, one rune plate, one iron dagger, as opposed to 400 fire runes, 20 lobsters, 30 coins)
Step three: Quickly remove the 2nd-to-last item and then the last item in the last tab. This should be done before the last item has a chance to slide over to replace the second-to-last item. (So if your tab looks like rune scim, rune plate, iron dagger, remove the rune plate and then the iron dagger in quick succession)
My guess is that each bank slot is assigned a numerical value. What happens is you wind up clicking a slot for which there is no item, yet you still requested it to withdraw something. You will then receive the item in the first slot of your main tab. Hope this isn't too confusing.











































