On Mon, May 16, 2022 at 03:13:34PM +0000, Joel Buckley wrote: > control-g is the default "escape" sequence in Mutt. From the manual: > > ^G is the generic “abort” key in Mutt. In addition to the line > > editor, it can also be used to abort prompts. Generally, typing ^G > > at a confirmation prompt or line editor should abort the entire > > action.
Awesome! There is a way to do it. I'm using Mutt v1.13.2 on Ubuntu 20.04, so my version is a bit old. The manual on my box does not have this section. There is a table showing that ^G -> abort, but I missed it when searching for it earlier. > According to this link, it is not possible to re-bind the ^g > operation... Well, fooey. I'll just have to get in the habit of using ^G. :) Many thanks! -- Jason