I do not think so. I changed from iterm2 to tmux (+ terminal.app/st) for two reasons: (a) Same experience in all machines, Linux or macOS, local or remote (b)

I do not think so. I changed from iterm2 to tmux (+ terminal.app/st) for two reasons: (a) Same experience in all machines, Linux or macOS, local or remote (b) You can send keys from one terminal to another, so you can create complex interfaces with specialized windows Out of those, I have not find any good reason to drop iterm2 for tmux locally.