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:help mapmode-t]: "The terminal mappings are used in a terminal window, when typing keys for the job running in the terminal.".inputrc), [3] terminal insert mode with bash in normal mode (can be configured in.inputrc). I don't know how to distinguish two last modes so my terminal mapping work only in the last mode..inputrcthat doesn't matter at all for Vim.) Please edit your question to make it clear you're talking about "vi-mode" in bash. But to answer your question, Vim doesn't really have a direct way to know whether bash inside a:terminalis in Insert or Normal mode, so a:tmapin Vim will always execute the action when you press that key from that terminal window.<C-v><Tab>to insert an actual Tab character in that terminal window? If not, maybe configure a mapping for it withtnoremap <C-v><Tab> <Tab>? That way you still have a way to enter a literal tab...tnoremap <S-Tab> <Tab>withtmap <TAB> <C-w>wand useShiftwithTabwhenever I want to use autocompletion in the terminal but that doesn't solve the problem. I've got many other keybindings that I would like to use when my bash is in insertvi-mode. I've noticed that in emacs that feature is available by default.