On Bedrock you hold right-click, drag across the ground, and every block you pass gets tilled. On Java the same sweep skips most of them, because the game waits a fixed four ticks between uses however fast you move.
BedrockToolBehavior makes held right-click follow your crosshair instead of that clock. Move onto new ground and it works immediately; stay on one block and it behaves exactly like vanilla. Every block gets one interaction and never a repeat.
Hoes till, shovels make paths, axes strip logs and scrape copper. Eligibility comes from the vanilla item tags, so modded tools and blocks are covered too.
Client-side only — it works in singleplayer and on any server, vanilla included, with nothing to install server-side.
Toggle it with one rebindable key (Options → Controls, default '). Per-tool switches and timing live in config/bedrocktoolbehavior.json.
One caveat: tilling and stripping cost durability here exactly as in vanilla, so actually being able to sweep spends it about four times faster.

