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Four faults, all reported at once, and three of them were mine from the last two commits. THE HINT VANISHED. Two independent causes. First, a leaked F1 binding: an attach whose TUI was killed leaves `F1 -> detach-client` in tmux's root table, and the claim treated "already bound" as someone else's key, so every later attach fell back to advertising the tmux chord — the bar stopped saying F1 while F1 still worked. A key already bound to `detach-client` now counts as ours. Second, width: tmux truncates a status line that overflows and drops the RIGHT-aligned segment, which is the hint. The strip now gets a budget measured from the terminal's width minus the hint, and it drops tabs from the far end until it fits. ⚠️ Measured on VISIBLE columns, not format bytes: `#[reverse]` costs zero columns, and counting it made a strip that "fitted" still truncate the hint at 80, 100, 120 and 176 columns on a real terminal. ALT+N DID NOT SWITCH. On the dashboard, a bare digit meant jump AND ATTACH, and a terminal sends Alt+N as ESC then N: when those land in separate reads — routine over SSH — the chord decodes as Escape plus a bare digit, so "switch to tab 2" threw the user into tab 2's pane. A digit now SELECTS, matching what Alt+N means in the web UI; Enter is how you go in. Inside a pane the keys never reached the TUI at all, since tmux owns the terminal, so the attach now binds Alt+1..9 in tmux's root table to `switch-client` — the strip is usable rather than decorative. ⚠️ The bar is applied to every session the strip can reach, each highlighting its own tab: with it on the attached session only, switching landed the user in a pane with no strip and no way out on screen. ⚠️ The leaked-state sweep was missing `status-position`, so it removed the marker and left the position behind — and with no marker the leftover no longer matched, making it permanently unsweepable. Found by diffing every session's options after a detach.