Tab picker
Press Ctrl-f Ctrl-f to open the tab picker. Type part of a tab name, move through the results, and press Enter to switch. Esc or Ctrl-c closes it without switching.
The preview shows the selected tab’s panes and their terminal colors. Tabs needing attention appear before quiet tabs. The picker lists tabs in the current session; use the session picker to switch sessions.
Example
Section titled “Example”Create tabs for code, tests, and logs. From any tab, press Ctrl-f Ctrl-f, type logs, inspect its preview, and press Enter. The other tabs and their programs keep running.
Ctrl-f Ctrl-p returns to the last-focused tab. It toggles between the two most recent tabs; it does not mean “previous tab number.”
To send a literal Ctrl-f to an application, use Ctrl-f f instead.