This is caused by the way they have coded the app, they are using that unified windows framework thing that Microsoft created and to be honest with you I don't think they can fix it. It is easy to reproduce, press 'E', open a chest, crafting box, or anything that switches to the none 3D world interface, then move the mouse to the bottom or top of the screen. Either the Task bar or the window title will pop up. Then most players will press escape to exit out of the screen, your mouse then has the a different context (Task bar or menu title) and when you click the mouse it will send you to the pause screen as the game thinks you have just clicked the task bar or menu title. It is extremely frustrating and happens all the time. Its bad coding/quality control and I cant believe that this bug has persisted for as long as it has. If you get this, the easy way to fix is use Java edition as it doesn't suffer this problem. There is apps that allow you to import your worlds.
Matt Hajsiuk
This is caused by the way they have coded the app, they are using that unified windows framework thing that Microsoft created and to be honest with you I don't think they can fix it. It is easy to reproduce, press 'E', open a chest, crafting box, or anything that switches to the none 3D world interface, then move the mouse to the bottom or top of the screen. Either the Task bar or the window title will pop up. Then most players will press escape to exit out of the screen, your mouse then has the a different context (Task bar or menu title) and when you click the mouse it will send you to the pause screen as the game thinks you have just clicked the task bar or menu title. It is extremely frustrating and happens all the time. Its bad coding/quality control and I cant believe that this bug has persisted for as long as it has. If you get this, the easy way to fix is use Java edition as it doesn't suffer this problem. There is apps that allow you to import your worlds.