Can you get rid of the bugs or not Adobe?

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Andy+1968  wrote These bugs still exist yet Adobe felt the need to give us a new titling system that works worse than the legacy titling tool. Is Adobe avoiding the bugs or does Adobe plan on fixing them? https://youtu.be/Ct3OSOsWUm0

OP is not seeing the output update on his external monitor when he hits the "reset" button on a master clip effect. It does seem like a bug, but why aren't you just deleting the effect and re-applying? Seems like an easy workaround. The rest of your comments seem like feature requests. If you want to apply a motion control or an audio effect to an entire clip, you can apply it and re-import it as a rendered clip, or nest it...a relatively easy workaround, motion control master clip effect has never been a feature, although I agree it should be. Have you submitted a feature request?

https://youtu.be/b-vJL8b6cOM

OP is observing that keyframed masks display unexpected behavior; he rotates a mask, but playback of the keyframed rotation resizes the shape while rotating instead. What's going on here is that Premiere does not store keyframes in terms of rotation of a drawn shape; it simply treats every mask point as independent. So it draws the shortest distance between each keyframed mask point and moves along those lines instead. It's definitely a product of an underdeveloped mask tool, I'd say it's somewhere between a bug and unexpected behavior. But even non-programmer me can tell that it would require a big overhaul of the whole masking system.

A simple workaround is to create a keyframe in the middle. If you want precise masking tools with curved temporal paths you should really be using After Effects. I wouldn't hold my breath for a fix soon.

https://youtu.be/1mJnLnyACog

Issue with the Track Matte effect; the layer changes scale during playback unless High Quality playback is enabled or GPU acceleration is turned off. I've experienced this problem myself. It's definitely a bug. Have you submitted these?

I'm with Neil.  If you can't describe the problem clearly in two or three sentences at most, I'm not likely to try an help.

How about giving a quick description of your bugs listed, rather than making us take three trips to YouTube?

Neil