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but you can start Geany with argument "--no-ctags" to disable autocompletion and tooltips.
Well yes, but that also disables library autocompletion as well.
Geany even showed me the call syntax of xmlrpc.client.loads after typing "json.loads(". (<- worth a bug report?)
I'm sure you get more than that? Note the up arrow and down arrow buttons to cycle through the options and loads(s, *, cls=None, object_hook=None, parse_float=None, parse_int=None, parse_constant=None, object_pairs_hook=None, **kw) is in the list along with lots more.
The matching of functions to provide calltips is purely name sensitive (ie "loads") not context sensitive (ie "json.loads") so not a bug, its simply not implemented. It is an "all languages are C" side effect (C does not contextualise functions). Whilst you could submit a feature request, its likely that it won't be implemented and you will be referred to the LSP support instead for accurate language dependent results.
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