Chrome Inspect what do the THREE media queries bars signify - google-chrome-devtools

In Chrome Inspect there is an option to 'show media queries' this results in two addional 'bars' being displayed near the top of the pane. (see pic.)
A light-blue bar
A yellowish bar, and
The grey bar at the top (which is already there it seems).
What is the significance of these THREE bars?

The grey bar on top is NOT a part of the media query bar. It is just used to set the responsive width to existing preset values.
Media query bars can be of 3 types.
The blue bar shows "max-width" media queries.
The orange bar shows "min-width" media queries
A green bar ( if you had one ) would show media queries with both min and max widths.
You should be able to left click to apply the corresponding "triggering width", and right click to reveal the source. ( For green media queries, you can click again to toggle between min and max )

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