Disabled Icon hard to distinguish

[+Nakedbamboo]

In the Google map, the icon for disabled caches is now a very light gray instead of the old orange. It is very hard to distinguish it from an active cache. Is this intentional? It is very annoying since I don't want to go off looking for a disabled cache, and would therefor like to see clearly which ones they are.

[+WRASTRO]

I believe the cache is still redlined in the cache listing on the right side of the page.

[+Nakedbamboo]

Edit to scratch my comment since I just noticed that they must have been returned to the orange color with that last update.

 

Thanks.

Edited June 10, 2008 by Nakedbamboo

[+Corey]

Nope, they still look gray to me on the map. The list on the side has orange though.

[+Nakedbamboo]

Nope, they still look gray to me on the map. The list on the side has orange though.

 

Man, I swear when I wrote that last comment, I had just checked the map and they were orange. But now, yes, they are gray again. I checked and it is not a difference between IE and Firefox.

 

Any comments by the programmers why this change would have been made? Having lines thru the names doesn't help much because you still have to mouse over every icon to know which name belongs to it. The orange squares made it easier to see which caches were disabled and should be avoided.