Browsing through code with tags?
 

On a regular basis I have to open a SVG file (Scalable Vector Graphics) and because these files can be quite large, I have difficulty browsing the code, especially if there is an error.
Example (simplified):

How can I jump from one tag to its end tag? For instance, if my cursor is on the first tag <g>, how can I go to the end tag </g> (The last tag in the example).

So, in short, my question is, how can I browse code in the best way?

Depends on the editor you use. I use vim and with the "set showmatch" option in .vimrc if you have the cursor on one bracket for example it highlights the corresponding one

Emacs will open SVG files as in nXML mode and allow you to edit the file as XML. So in emacs you could bind keys to nxml-down-element, nxml-backward-element, nxml-forward-element, and nxml-backward-up-element.

matchpairs does the job for me in Vim. See above.

This is the page that discusses it and more: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Moving_to_matching_braces

There is also a vim plugin that offers more but I haven't looked into it.

Thank you for your answers, both of you.