I have used the demo section of your website to produce the following examples. It also happens in a local installation with version 2.6.1
I have some variables containing paths in Fortran. If the variables end in any character other than '\' everything works fine as in the following figure.

However, if the variables end in '\', the highlighting is wrong as in the following figure. You can see that line 5 containing WRITE(*,*) pathname is in red and in line 6 pathname = is also in red, and they shouldn't. In addition, in line 6 there are some frames around the backslashes.

If there is only one line with a variable ending in '\' as in the following figure, line 5 (with the WRITE statement) is now ok, but there are the frames around the backslashes.

I am attaching the code used as examples to this issue.
IssueBackslash.zip
I have used the demo section of your website to produce the following examples. It also happens in a local installation with version 2.6.1
I have some variables containing paths in Fortran. If the variables end in any character other than
'\'everything works fine as in the following figure.However, if the variables end in
'\', the highlighting is wrong as in the following figure. You can see that line 5 containingWRITE(*,*) pathnameis in red and in line 6pathname =is also in red, and they shouldn't. In addition, in line 6 there are some frames around the backslashes.If there is only one line with a variable ending in
'\'as in the following figure, line 5 (with theWRITEstatement) is now ok, but there are the frames around the backslashes.I am attaching the code used as examples to this issue.
IssueBackslash.zip