Then I believe we can implement the logic used in MS Visual Studio editor and in Visual Studio Code. If only one is a brace, the highlighting logic will remain as currently: to point a brace the cursor bar can be either before or after the brace. If we have several braces in a row, the highlighting should be based on the brace position. ( It could be based on after-brace position, too. But, I believe the brace position is more straightforward and more consistent for users. I am not talking about OVERWRITE mode when the cursor is underline). The goto placement should move the caret to matching brace position. If the cursor is after a single brace, double goto will not return to the initial position, however, it will always return to the same brace, that is most important. Changes should be done in editor_highlight_braces and goto_matching_brace. I attached these two functions. I also attached three screenshots demonstrating the highlighting logic. [editor_highlight_braces-functon.txt](https://github.com/geany/geany/files/2834062/editor_highlight_braces-functon...) [goto_matching_brace-function.txt](https://github.com/geany/geany/files/2834063/goto_matching_brace-function.tx...)
  