The most interesting page is /parameters but when looking at the data it is not easy to see where one request stops and the next one begins. The table contains the request id but it is a lot of effort to look to the left to look it up when browsing thousands of parameters. There has to be a more clear barrier that can be noticed effortlessly. A thicker border after each request would be my first choice for normal usage but it does not work if the parameters are ordered by anything other than id or date. Thus a slightly unique background-color based on the request id might be a better solution. This has to work with all themes though.
The most interesting page is /parameters but when looking at the data it is not easy to see where one request stops and the next one begins. The table contains the request id but it is a lot of effort to look to the left to look it up when browsing thousands of parameters. There has to be a more clear barrier that can be noticed effortlessly. A thicker border after each request would be my first choice for normal usage but it does not work if the parameters are ordered by anything other than id or date. Thus a slightly unique background-color based on the request id might be a better solution. This has to work with all themes though.