I have been using these settings for many years (around 12 years) on remote 
SSH sessions without any problems. 

# Window navigation
bind -n C-PPage prev
bind -n C-NPage next
bind -n C-S-PPage swap-window -t -1
bind -n C-S-NPage swap-window -t +1

But I have started using Linux as desktop OS relatively recently, and so I 
have had this problem for a couple of years, but thought I would eventually 
figure out what the problem is, but I still have not:

PROBLEM: The second two settings, to move the windows in the statusbar work 
fine on remote SSH sessions, but when tmux is used locally, they don't. The 
windows get swapped as expected, but the other window becomes the current 
one, instead of the one that was current when the swap was initiated.

Why does this happen?

I am using Pop!_OS 20.04, which is based on Ubuntu and Alacritty as the 
terminal emulator, although this behaviour seems to work on any terminal.

Thanks for any help that can be provided.

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