Go to bottom line
copy mode
// what it does
In vi copy mode, G runs `history-bottom`, moving the cursor to the last (newest) line of the buffer — the live end of the pane. It's the counterpart to g and the quick way back to current output after scrolling far up.
// shortcut
G
// gotcha
Like g, this is a vi-mode binding that requires mode-keys vi (in emacs mode the equivalent is M->). Reaching the bottom line still leaves you in copy mode; press q to actually resume the shell.