StaticBits

can’t believe they finally fixed it! I only finished the entirety of high school during the time it took them LMAO

The bug still happens on the latest version, 1.19.51. I attempted to replicate the bug on a singleplayer world, but it only seems to affect realms/servers. Containers, once stuck open, also appear that way to other players, and they will stay open until the player who bugged them open relogs and opens and closes the chests again. Other players can still interact with the bugged chests, but they don't play an animation.

The bug does not stop, in my testing, after opening a crafting block (as it prevents you from doing so entirely) or switching dimensions, only after relogging.

It seems that the 1.17 update made this issue occur more often. For me, sometimes only some skins appear as Steve and others will load. Other times it's every player that appear as Steve. On servers with custom entities, those also can appear as Steve. If I have this glitch and I change my skin in game, it won't update my skin for me or other people around me.

Try turning your Anti-Aliasing in video settings down to one. It fixed the input delay for me

Sometimes when I minimize/alt-tab away from Minecraft and then go back into it while in the menus the server captions will endlessly load it and it won't let me join them, saying "Unable to connect to world". For some reason if I then attempt to join a random Realm that doesn't exist by clicking the "Join Realm" button in the friends tab, typing some random letters into the text box and then hitting enter, it will then allow me to join the servers again.

When I'm playing on a multiplayer world and I want to go to a different window I'll just exit full-screen via Win-Shift-Enter and then alt-tab away.

You are in the beta version of the game. You'll need to download Xbox Insider Hub (if you don't already have it) and deregister from the beta to play the full release of Minecraft.

In the latest beta, input delay does not seem to be gone. This might only be for me, but if I turn my anti-aliasing up to 16, I get a lot of input delay. (About half a second) If I then turn it down to 1 (which is the lowest available setting) I get virtually no input delay. I had VSYNC on during these tests.

For anyone who may be experiencing this, I made a small resource pack that adds a max framerate slider and a vsync settings option into the video settings (For vsync, you may still have to restart Minecraft to see the change.)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/mbq5mpkcy45offr/Vsync_%252B_Max_Framerate_Settings.mcpack/file

This bug: MCPE-114259 may be related to this one

Something that works for me is turning down my Anti-Aliasing to 1. This might not work for everyone.

I fixed this by turning down my render distance to the lowest setting and turning vsync in options.txt off. They really need a vsync toggle ingame.

Nat Bong is correct.
Mobs also can cause MCPE-98861 on multiplayer worlds (haven't played on many single-player worlds, so I'm not sure about those.)

I tried Ready Sled Go (by Noxcrew) and boats float on that map. It may be map specific because I can't reproduce on a different world

Turning off vsync in options.txt has not helped with this issue.

Seems to be caused by lag when you're looking at a lot of entities, a lot of chunks are loaded (for me, this can be mostly fixed by simply lowering my render distance), or you're on a laggy multiplayer world for example. I'm feeling mouse input delay and keyboard input delay (MCPE-85756) when this happens

Chunks take much longer to load and unload in 1.16.200 and above. I'm on Windows 10.

Most likely related to RenderDragon.

If a player dies while in a swimming state, this will also occur once they respawn.

This is most likely a Lifeboat issue and Mojang probably can't fix it, Lifeboat will

This is because you have to type "true" at the end, not "false." It will hide the particles once you put "true" at the end.