Color editor removed in JDeveloper 10.1.3.1.0?

I recently upgraded to JDeveloper 10.1.3.1.0 (using the migrate option) from the Early Access 10.1.3.0.3 version.
I noticed that the nice color editor you could use for setting a background color or a foreground color (accessed by clicking on the "..." to the right in the field for background (etc) when using the property inspector in design mode) has been replaced by a much more primitive "editor" that is not very usable at all.
Has the previous editor been permanently replaced or is there any way of setting up JDeveloper so you get that previous much much better editor?

To find the editor see earlier comments or do this:
- Start JDeveloper
- Open a file with a JPanel (for instance)
- For example add a JButton (or select one if there is one)
- Click on the JButton
- Go to the Property Inspector
- Select for instance the field "foreground" or "background"
- Click on the "..." to the right
-->> An editor or color picker or whatever you call it opens.
This editor is in 10.1.3.1 a very very simple editor compared to what
was available in earlier versions.
I could post you .jpg files showing the two different editors because
I can still access the previous color editor if I open a previous
version of JDeveloper. I would need an email address or something though
in that case.
I really miss the previous much better color editor because it was
so much easier to select any color you needed using its facilities.

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