Lightroom Classic: Ability to customize Crop overlay grid line color and width

It rather pathetic that lesser editors have an option to change the gridline overlay colors. Gray lines on light subjects, like buildings, simply disappear. Forums show the request has been gong on for 4 years. sheez louise

ADOBE when can we expect a fix?

I would also like to be able to create my custom grid overlay.

Yes, please.

And we are still waiting

Still no progress on this. It seems it would be a simple fix. Since I can't see what it was like in Lightroom CC before I upgraded to Classic CC it may not have changed but it seems like the lines were white before but they are a gray color now. On most backgrounds I've been cropping on they virtually disappear. Being able to choose between black and white would be wonderful. If gray was added I guess that would be OK, but it's almost unusable.

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled Lightroom Classic: Adjustable color, brightness, thickness of develop module over....

Could be me, but it seems the grid lines are dimmer or thinner or both with the latest release. It would be nice if ANY overlay lines were adjustable for thickness and color.

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled LIGHTROOM 5.7 - Crop Overlays Difficult to see.

Crop overlays are too difficult to see. The lines are way too thin and very light Why not at least provide options to make the crop overlay lines bolder/wider and possibly different colors, as light gray does not always work.

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled Lightroom: Ability to change the opacity/color of the crop overlay.

I'd like to be able to change the opacity /color of  the crop overlay in Lightroom to make it more visible against various images

Still waiting... Adobe, come on, it's such a simple thing...

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I don't know why this is so difficult for Adobe.  I can do it in Photoshop for goodness sake.  LR is supposed to be an application for professional photographers.  I spend hours a week cropping photos of artworks, and this lack makes my task so much more difficult.   

I'll thow in my 2c here -- would be great to have configurable grids. I like being able to switch them, but it would be nice, for example, to have a "rule of thirds" that could add smaller subdivisions.