Using if/then statements to determine the state of the program in the OS (i.e., window in foreground or background) is a far cry from checking the state of a toon within the program. One uses data from the operating system, the other uses data from the game. Making decisions based on data in game is where the TOS line is drawn. This doesn't seem to be even close to a gray area to me.



The decision to change focus on a toon or who to follow or assist can only be made by the user pressing the button to make it so. What Fur seems to be saying here is that if someone is using a hardware KVM switch to box with, it would be Breaking TOS to have that KVM button also pass a key to the program. This is what we're talking about here. No data from WoW is pressing that button for you, and software broadcasting those keys in the same way is no different.