Like it was said note them down for now.
There is a lot of work still to be done everywhere in Blender.
The non crashers at this phase are only for the Studio (as they can negatively affect the Spring production) and if a developer finds them (as can be an issue that needs to be solved to fix / do other things).
Thanks for your responses. In the meantime, in case anyone is curious, one of the things I found is that four of the editor panels is missing from the Themes panel. I have captured them here:
AFAIK, until the beta, is still closed to the general public, only crashes, likely from the Spring Team are allowed.
It was said in the videos and in the blog that bug tracker will be reopened after the 2.8 beta is declared, in august, so we have to play the waiting game.
crashing bugs are currently open for anyone, however given the tracker is swamped currently it could be a bit before a developer gets to your submission. (also be sure to search before reporting, there’s a lot of duplicates already which tend to wasteful on both the reporter and the developers time)
I don’t understand why they opened bugtracker to anyone.
It should have been anticipated this would happen.
IMO, bugtracker should be limited to Spring team and crashes reports to Blenderartists or Devtalk forum.
That is a waste of time to force dev to close tickets or reply currently.