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In Visual Studios when traversing code you can click on a symbol and right-click "Go To Definition". The result is that you can see the definition of the symbol. Then you can return to the symbol by using keyboard shortcut ctrl+-. (For more info see this question here.)
Is there a way to go forward? How?
I find this to be a useful feature in other IDEs so I figured Visual Studios would have it and I just don’t know how.
Ctrl + Shift + - will navigate forward.
You can configure keyboard bindings in Tools -> Options, then Under “General” the “Keyboard” section. The two commands you are referring to are
View.NavigateBackwardandView.NavigateForward