> alacritty has vi mode which gives you all of those keybindings It doesn't give me access to my custom keybindings or the plugins I have setup in Vim. Also I

> alacritty has vi mode which gives you all of those keybindings It doesn't give me access to my custom keybindings or the plugins I have setup in Vim. Also I can't select or annotate terminal output and then save it directly into a file in one step. The multiplexer is both more powerful and flexible by actually doing less and just passing tasks like selection and copying to other proven tools. I appreciate that more than terminals trying to do everything.