Gitlens in VS Code can be linked to a Forgejo instance. I find this very useful, as it enables:

• Open a selected line (or lines) of code in VS Code and open it in Forgejo (right-click on the selected code and select “Open on Remote (Web)”)
• Open current branch on Forgejo
• Open commit on Forgejo
• Open repository on Forgejo

All these commands are available in the Command Palette (cmd+shift+p) in VS Code.

Add this config to settings.json in VS Code (cmd+shift+p -> Preferences: Open User Settings (JSON)) (replace all <PLACEHOLDERS> with your Forgejo host details):

"gitlens.remotes": [
  {
    "regex": "ssh://(forgejo@<HOSTNAME>)/<PATH>/(.+)",
    "type": "Custom",
    "name": "Grooovingers Forgejo",
    "urls": {
      "repository": "https://<URL-TO-FORGEJO>/<ORGANISATION>/${repo}",
      "branches": "https://<URL-TO-FORGEJO>/<ORGANISATION>/${repo}/branches",
      "branch": "https://<URL-TO-FORGEJO>/<ORGANISATION>/${repo}/src/branch/${branch}",
      "commit": "https://<URL-TO-FORGEJO>/<ORGANISATION>/${repo}/commit/${id}",
      "file": "https://<URL-TO-FORGEJO>/<ORGANISATION>/${repo}/src/branch/main/${file}${line}",
      "fileInBranch": "https://<URL-TO-FORGEJO>/<ORGANISATION>/${repo}/src/branch/${branch}/${file}${line}",
      "fileInCommit": "https://<URL-TO-FORGEJO>/<ORGANISATION>/${repo}/src/commit/${id}/${file}${line}",
      "fileLine": "#L${line}",
      "fileRange": "#L${start}-L${end}"
    }
  }
]

More information about the possible configuration fields on Gitkraken GitLens Settings page.