How to Keyframe OpenFX?

I cannot find any place to adjust keyframes for OFX. Not in the edit tab, nor in the color tab. I can add the keyframes using the inspector, but there doesn't seem to be any way to see where they have been placed in time, or adjust their positioning at all.
I have seen tutorials showing the OFX property in the keyframe editor of the color tab, but that seems to have disappeared from the program now... Or am I missing something?

I'm using 15b6 on Windows 10.

At this point, fx keyframes are only editable in the Inspector, there's no graphical display of keyframes on Color or Edit pages. The 15 "what's new" suggests this limitation is temporary, but it's unclear if/when/how the feature will change. Perform edits and change values using the left/right arrows on either side of the keyframe symbol, to move from keyframe to keyframe, or to delete a keyframe

At this point, fx keyframes are only editable in the Inspector, there's no graphical display of keyframes on Color or Edit pages. The 15 "what's new" suggests this limitation is temporary, but it's unclear if/when/how the feature will change. Perform edits and change values using the left/right arrows on either side of the keyframe symbol, to move from keyframe to keyframe, or to delete a keyframe

Thank you for confirming this. At least I can stop searching for something that isn't there now.
I really hope they do add this feature back soon. Actually, a proper unified keyframe editor is required I think. I've just started using resolve, and am a bit surprised by this.

At this point, fx keyframes are only editable in the Inspector, there's no graphical display of keyframes on Color or Edit pages. The 15 "what's new" suggests this limitation is temporary, but it's unclear if/when/how the feature will change. Perform edits and change values using the left/right arrows on either side of the keyframe symbol, to move from keyframe to keyframe, or to delete a keyframe

Thanks for this...I'm brand new to Resolve and saw a tutorial on Lynda.com that requires finding the OFX to add a guassian blur, but now I'm at a loss how to do this without the OFX option.