One of the most infuriating things about switching between Java and Bedrock has always been Bedrock's completely crippled offhand slot. In vanilla Bedrock, you are pretty much restricted to holding a shield, a totem of undying, maps, arrows, or fireworks—and that is it. The DoubleHands addon finally fixes that long-standing parity headache by making your offhand actually functional. You can finally hold a stack of torches or blocks in your left hand while strip mining with a pickaxe in your main hand, plant seeds while holding a hoe, dump water buckets, strike flint and steel, or throw wind charges and splash potions without having to constantly stop and shuffle your hotbar. It even copies Java's main-hand priority logic, meaning if you right-click a log with an axe, the game strips the bark instead of accidentally slapping down whatever block is sitting in your offhand.
