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There is a command to switch to the last visited pane: ctrl-b + ;

You can bind the # key (or anything you like) to switch to the last visited tmux pane. I chose # because it's like how:b# switches to the last buffer in vim:

# go to last pane (like b# in vim)
bind '#' select-pane -l

So you can just press you tmux prefix (by default ctrl-b) followed by #.

There is a command to switch to the last visited pane: ctrl-b + ;

You can bind the # key (or anything you like) to switch to the last visited tmux pane. I chose # because it's like how:b# switches to the last buffer in vim:

# go to last pane (like b# in vim)
bind '#' select-pane -l

So you can just press you tmux prefix (by default ctrl-b) followed by #.

You can bind the # key (or anything you like) to switch to the last visited tmux pane. I chose # because it's like how:b# switches to the last buffer in vim:

# go to last pane (like b# in vim)
bind '#' select-pane -l

So you can just press you tmux prefix (by default ctrl-b) followed by #.

There is a command to switch to the last visited pane: ctrl-b + ;

You can bind the # key (or anything you like) to switch to the last visited tmux pane. I chose # because it's like how:b# switches to the last buffer in vim:

# go to last pane (like b# in vim)
bind '#' select-pane -l

So you can just press you tmux prefix (by default ctrl-b) followed by #.

You can bind the # key (or anything you like) to switch to the last visited tmux pane. I chose # because it's like how:b# switches to the last buffer in vim:

# go to last pane (like b# in vim)
bind '#' select-pane -l

You can bind the # key (or anything you like) to switch to the last visited tmux pane. I chose # because it's like how:b# switches to the last buffer in vim:

# go to last pane (like b# in vim)
bind '#' select-pane -l

So you can just press you tmux prefix (by default ctrl-b) followed by #.