1.13.0 had this change to logger-ui.css that now uses a bright color for all dom (cosmetic) hidden elements in the logger. It's too bright and harsh on my eyes, especially since I do a lot of dom hiding and thus it's a bright block of color. (identical in 1.13.2 on GChrome and 1.13.3b2 on Pale Moon, both using Color-blind friendly mode.)

I changed it to no color (i.e. same white background as permitted requests) and find that it works well for cosmetics -- as you can see in the screenshot they're already clearly indicated with "dom" label + the hiding rule:

So, can you remove the "tr.cosmetic" from the .css and use the white background? (I would keep redirects colored, as those should stand out.)

And, btw, very nice job on the many other changes for v1.13! I like the removal of "--" in the logger for cosmetics, so that only blocked requests have them. The leaner static storage is evident in both browsers, and the zapper is cool :)