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I second this.

I have been working around this by adding this css to the page. Maybe a switch can be added to toggle between the two.

tr:not(:first-child) {display: none;}

It also removed the table headings but I have been staring a this page long enough to have those memorized.

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My pull request has a modified python script to also generate a "compact" chart.

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@asielen I think this will work to get headers? been a bit since I messed with it:
tr:not(:first-child) td:not(:nth-child(0)){ display: none; }

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A 'last update' section - which state updated most recently, and how long ago, would be handy. Or a brief running list - a 'change log' of sorts...

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I am -1 on this. I think it's an idea with some merit, but at this point I don't think we should add any more visual complexity to the page.

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Agree with @fractionalhare, I don't think we want to make it visually any more complex at this time. We may revisit the UX at some point, but for now, the simplicity is a large part of the appeal.

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