If that's what you want, then don't use predictive echoing (or w/e it's called exactly). I've been using Mosh for years on spotty connections and this feature

If that's what you want, then don't use predictive echoing (or w/e it's called exactly). I've been using Mosh for years on spotty connections and this feature alone is an absolute game changer. Sure, when you're trying to `jjjj` and your network hiccups, it may look weird for a moment, but no more weird than not seeing any input imo. And when you're not `jjj`ing, but instead typing in edit mode, you don't notice anything, it's flawless. Also, Mosh shows a blue banner on top if there is prolonged connectivity issues, so it's not like it is tricking you or anything. The feature merely smooths out the UX, and it does so amazingly well.