A feature which I miss in tmux, is the ability to turn on or off all the keybindings at once.
Byobu (tmux wrapper) provides this feature with the Shift-F12 keybinding (see here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Byobu)
I prefer to use tmux on its own rather than Byobu, hence this feature request.
This is VERY useful when you ssh into remote machines and open tmux there. That way, you can simply press toggle the keybindings off, then work inside the tmux in the ssh session, and then turn the key bindings on to work on the "outer" tmux. This is much more convenient than Ctrl-b b or Ctrl-b Ctrl-b, especially since it works out of the box with any custom user key bindings.
A feature which I miss in tmux, is the ability to turn on or off all the keybindings at once.
Byobu (tmux wrapper) provides this feature with the Shift-F12 keybinding (see here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Byobu)
I prefer to use tmux on its own rather than Byobu, hence this feature request.
This is VERY useful when you ssh into remote machines and open tmux there. That way, you can simply press toggle the keybindings off, then work inside the tmux in the ssh session, and then turn the key bindings on to work on the "outer" tmux. This is much more convenient than Ctrl-b b or Ctrl-b Ctrl-b, especially since it works out of the box with any custom user key bindings.