So if you're not actually using screen/tmux from within (for example) a raw Linux terminal, but rather from a GUI-based terminal, then I recommend giving ctrl-s a try it's made zipping about in tmux and screen a lot more convenient for me. I'm sure some GUI terminal program somewhere still has that flow-control functionality enabled by default, but I haven't actually bumped into one the gui terminal programs I've tried all seem to completely ignore it by default, which makes that convenient key combination available for more productive uses. Of course, the reason that nothing is on ctrl-s is that in the terminal, it traditionally is used for flow control, dating back to the days before paging tools like more and less were common. nothing the vast majority of people use today is on ctrl-s!
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