The new "Normals" option, in Simplify, could provide better UI/UX!

Usually, when a modifier is not being computed by Blender it will show a tinted red-ish icon. With the implementation of "Normals", which skips any modifier that dynamically interferes with normal calculations, it now should also tint in red-ish the affected skipped modifiers. But this is not yet the case:

It is very important to indicate the users the affected areas when certain functionality is overriding, preventing or skipping others to happen.