Mojang releases updates for Minecraft Bedrock and Java Edition

Mojang has released several updates for Minecraft across different versions of the game.

For Bedrock Edition, update 3.47 has been deployed to all platforms. This patch focuses on stability and bug fixes rather than new content. Key improvements include fixing command self-selection issues for non-operator players, resolving graphical issues with Education features, and correcting an Android input bug where the back button moved the game to the background. It also addresses technical issues regarding dimension bounds and player disconnections when loading worlds with certain add-ons.

For the Java Edition, Mojang released Snapshot 10 of the 26.3 test build. This snapshot introduces a new introduction screen for the Realms service to help players understand subscription features before joining. The main menu has been updated with a Dappled Forest panorama. Additionally, the snapshot improves the speed of locating structures and reverses recent experimental changes to Drowned mob behavior.