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These two together made me disable the YouTube app on my phone. Firefox is just a much better way to view YouTube.
I use Revanced, but keep Firefox Youtube and invidious as backups.
The only thing that isn't quite on par (for me?) is 60fps videos. Those only play on 30. The 60 option isn't available. Maybe that's a codec incompatibility?
I think there's a HD Youtube extension that might enable that for that youtube player.
YouTube might just not offer those for mobile browsers.
Ah, you might be right! Doesn't work on chrome either.
60 FPS videos are only available at 720p and above, so maybe your browser is defaulting to 480p?
Nah, I did the following: I picked a video in my Youtube app that I know has 60fps options. Then I switched to Firefox, played the same video and checked the quality options. In the app, it gives you the options 720p60, 1080p60 for example. In firefox, it does not.
Does it work for you in Firefox mobile?