Jackson Cooley
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Reported
MC-197789
Resource pack menu cut off in fullscreen mode
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MC-76930
"NUMBER" not a valid number
Duplicate
MC-63902
Crash
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MC-61638
You can't pick block glowing redstone ore
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MC-61461
Full screen on mac does not work
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MC-61120
CRASH
Invalid
MC-61103
World Menu too big
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MC-60280
Repeater texture opposite
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MC-58498
Anvils are glitchy
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MC-54869
Particles Not Showing When inside Item Frame in Gamemode 3
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MC-53985
No Redstone Particles
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MC-53704
/setblock not working
Cannot Reproduce
MC-50213
Pumpkin has to be placed last on golems
Works As Intended
MC-49716
Skull does not move with shifting
Duplicate
There is also an easy fix for the application name (which currently just says "java") (This is working as of Minecraft 1.16 in June of 2020). You will need to use the Terminal application for this.
Open Terminal (which can be found in /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app, or by searching "Terminal" in the spotlight search).
Enter cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/runtime/jre-x64/jre.bundle/Contents/Home/bin/, which will set the current directory of the Terminal, hence cd. (Be sure to press enter/return after inputting each command)
Then enter mv java Minecraft, which will rename the "java" executable to "Minecraft" (or any name that you like, but you must be consistent between this step and the next one).
Finally, enter ln -s Minecraft java, which will create a symbolic link between the old java executable (which has been renamed) and the place where the java executable used to be. Now when the Minecraft Launcher looks for the java executable, it will be redirected to the Minecraft executable, and the name in the dock will be updated.
If you want to run all of the commands, copy and paste the following into Terminal and press enter/return:
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/minecraft/runtime/jre-x64/jre.bundle/Contents/Home/bin/;mv java Minecraft;ln -s Minecraft java