How to choose YouTube resolution using Mobile version (m.youtube.com), not desktop nor app On an android phone, using Firefox, I access the YouTube.Com website.

But for resolution control, I am content when YouTube delivers "m.youtube.com".   I know how to force FireFox to solicit the desktop version.

I note that the desktop web page (during video playback) allows me to adjust the video resolution with the settings/gear, but when using the m.youtube version, I have no means to adjust the playback.  I am also aware that I could log into YouTube/Google, and record my resolution choice.

For privacy reasons:  I choose not to use the YouTube application; I clear retained info on closing FireFox; I avoid the desktop webpage on my android phone since everything gets ridiculously tiny, and; I do not log in to YouTube or Google.


Does anyone know of a way to force the resolution low (rather than auto) on m.youtube.com?
Does anyone know of a way to view the resolution that youtube delivers on m.youtube.com?
If I play one video on the standard desktop and select a particular resolution setting there, will it carry over to subsequent views on m.youtube.come ?


I note that:  


The m.youtube site does not have a resolution selection in the
settings section of the vertical-3-dots 
On video playback, the m.youtube does not provide a gear on playback.


Thanks !
Had the same problem and just figured it out. I hope the pictures work!