Font weight preview in CC 2014

Is there any way to show just one weight in the font list like before (with a submenu dropdown for the weights) instead of the entire font family showing? Some font families have over a 100 weights and I don't want to scroll through 100 slightly-different versions of the same font... this considerably slows down my workflow when I just want to search for a nice font to use in my design :/

Pressing . on the number pad doesn't work?
Trust me when I say that scrubbing the audio in 13.0 didn't work well... warning “RAM Preview needs 2 or more frames” after scrubbing audio in After Effects CC 2014 (13.0)
So, this was a bug they were trying to fix with 13.1 (and may have messed something up with your specific system), Adobe will want a bug report on your system. Give as much info as possible: Adobe - Feature Request/Bug Report Form
Can you preview audio when it's not going through the BlackMagic?

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