Before releasing a Bedrock update, Minecraft developers released beta versions to let players test the upcoming features. Often players discover bugs and report them to Mojang, which leads to a more optimized update.Recently, a new Minecraft Bedrock beta has been released. This week's beta 1.18.10.28 version features fixes related to mob pathfinding, UI, performance, and stability. There are no signs of any "wild" feature for the 1.19 update in this beta.Bedrock players will possibly receive another bug fix update as revealed for Java Edition. For now, players can read about all fixes announced in the new Bedrock beta patch notes.The details on Minecraft creeper is available here.Minecraft Bedrock beta 1.18.10.28 patch notesFeatures and Bug FixesPerformance and StabilityA crash that could sometimes occur when computing the loot table of a Villager without user data is fixed.Fixed several crash issues that could occur during gameplayPathfindingFixed an issue where the "Ranged Attack Goal" could not be used to move mobs in some Marketplace packsUser InterfacePlay screen exit button now present with touch input on Nintendo SwitchFixed crash when hovering a pattern in the Stonecutter UITechnicalFixed block namespace not being recorded in item stack's placement and destroy rules when sent over the network or saved to diskCheck out the latest updates on Minecraft skins hereAs of right now, beta 1.18.10.28 is only available for Windows and Xbox players. It is yet to be released for Android devices. Bedrock players using Android devices will receive the new beta in the coming days.Jay ⛏️@Mega_SpudThis went out a bit later yesterday, but there's a new Minecraft beta available! Check out the short and sweet changelog:feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/artic…12:29 PM · Jan 21, 202217812This went out a bit later yesterday, but there's a new Minecraft beta available! Check out the short and sweet changelog:feedback.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/artic… https://t.co/Af7y8hUk4bWindows and Xbox players can download beta 1.18.10.28 by becoming beta testers. To become a Beta Tester for Bedrock Edition, follow these steps:Download the Xbox Insider Hub app. Both Xbox and Windows players need Xbox Insider Hub to become beta testers.Open the Xbox Insider Hub app.After the app opens, go to Insider content.Select Minecraft Bedrock Edition for Windows/Xbox.Join beta testing.After becoming a tester, go to Microsoft Store/Xbox Store and search for Minecraft Bedrock Edition.From here, players will be able to download the latest bedrock beta.Android players can sign up for Beta versions from Google PlayStore. After the Beta releases for Android, players can download it straight away from the Google PlayStore.