Authy desktop EOL

bikegremlin

Well, if the fuckers had one thing going for them, it was the quite decent desktop app.

Now, some management genius has decided it should be removed. More info:

https://help.twilio.com/articles/22771146070299-End-user-guide-End-of-Life-EOL-for-Twilio-Authy-Desktop-app

Guess I need a decent 2FA alternative.

• A working desktop app is very much preferred.
• An option to see the damned HOTP/TOTP key is a must (Authy didn't allow that, so I must disable/re-enable 2FA for all the 2FA accounts now).

Rant/news over.

Looking forward to any tips (pun intended - it's a ko-fi link ).

Relja

ascicode

Buy a yubikey is mostly the best option, or some payed options like lastpass, bitwarden.

Ympker

Received the email today. Considering to move my OTPs to a solution that still supports a desktop app. Aegis only supports Android afaik, unfortunately. Don't wanna use Enpass, since I'd like to keep the OTP and pw manager apps separate.

@bikegremlin if you haven't been using Enpass so far, I can recommend them. Been using Enpass as a pw manager for years. Allows syncing via cloud of preferance (encryption/decryption of vault happens on device locally, not in the cloud), or local folder sync, or even local wifi-sync.

It also has portable desktop versions and also a Linux app: https://www.enpass.io/downloads/

Desktop App ist completely free, Android App is limited to 25 items in "lite" (= free) mode. That said, if you don't have more than 25 sites where you need OTP, it would be enough

Get started for free
The Enpass Lite subscription (priced at $0, d’oh!) is the best way to get started with password management. The free plan allows you full access on desktop – Windows, mac OS, Linux – while you’re limited to 25 items on mobile – Android, iOS. This is a great plan for desktop-only users or the ones who want to evaluate Enpass without going for a paid plan.

ahnlak

Oh FFS.

Jab

KeePassXC ftw

@bikegremlin said: An option to see the damned HOTP/TOTP key is a must (Authy didn't allow that, so I must disable/re-enable 2FA for all the 2FA accounts now).

If Authy worked offline then they must have stored seeds somewhere, wait few days for someone to actually care and create extractor for that

First github result https://github.com/alexzorin/authy

bikegremlin

@ascicode said:
Buy a yubikey is mostly the best option, or some payed options like lastpass, bitwarden.

I'd rather not go with something physical.

I highly prefer encrypted cloud storage with an encrypted keybase.
When I'm sober enough to remember the passwords that is.

I live in the Balkans. Must always be ready to run naked and start from zero.
Edit:
Both are fun and liberating, but quite awkward.

bikegremlin

@Jab said:
KeePassXC ftw

@bikegremlin said: An option to see the damned HOTP/TOTP key is a must (Authy didn't allow that, so I must disable/re-enable 2FA for all the 2FA accounts now).

If Authy worked offline then they must have stored seeds somewhere, wait few days for someone to actually care and create extractor for that

First github result https://github.com/alexzorin/authy

Great for passwords, but as far as I know, it won't do the 2FA TOTP stuff.

bikegremlin

@Ympker said:
Received the email today. Considering to move my OTPs to a solution that still supports a desktop app. Aegis only supports Android afaik, unfortunately. Don't wanna use Enpass, since I'd like to keep the OTP and pw manager apps separate.

@bikegremlin if you haven't been using Enpass so far, I can recommend them. Been using Enpass as a pw manager for year. Allows syncing via cloud of preferance (encryption/decryption of vault happens on device locally, not in the cloud), or local folder sync, or even local wifi-sync.

It also has portable desktop versions and also a Linux app: https://www.enpass.io/downloads/

Get started for free
The Enpass Lite subscription (priced at $0, d’oh!) is the best way to get started with password management. The free plan allows you full access on desktop – Windows, mac OS, Linux – while you’re limited to 25 items on mobile – Android, iOS. This is a great plan for desktop-only users or the ones who want to evaluate Enpass without going for a paid plan.

I will have to go with a damn smartphone after all (not very smart, but a necessity).
In that case - a reliable option that lets me see (and store in my KeePass) the TOTP keys is a must (that should allow me to simply switch to a different app that supports the import of those, without disabling the 2FA).

Jab

@bikegremlin said: Great for passwords, but as far as I know, it won't do the 2FA TOTP stuff.

Of course it does

ascicode

@bikegremlin said:

@ascicode said:
Buy a yubikey is mostly the best option, or some payed options like lastpass, bitwarden.

I'd rather not go with something physical.

I highly prefer encrypted cloud storage with an encrypted keybase.
When I'm sober enough to remember the passwords that is.

I live in the Balkans. Must always be ready to run naked and start from zero.

Thanks for the hint, got accessed my 2FA, though i forgot the backup password.

The android app is most likely the option to go, but they could let it die soon if they get to. Since it was free, they could charge some bucks.

bikegremlin

Forgot to note:
Yes, I sold two goats for an Iphone, so Android stuff won't work.

bikegremlin

This one should let me import and export keys:

OTP Auth
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/otp-auth/id659877384

Any reasons to avoid it?
Any better alternatives?

treesmokah

@bikegremlin said:
This one should let me import and export keys:

OTP Auth
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/otp-auth/id659877384

Any reasons to avoid it?
Any better alternatives?

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ente-authenticator/id6444121398
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tofu-authenticator/id1082229305
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/2fa-authenticator-2fas/id1217793794
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/freeotp-authenticator/id872559395

Raivo also used to be great but there was a huge drama regarding it some time ago, so I'd avoid that, there are alternatives as good without drama.

All free, private, and open source
Of course they let you backup everything.

Not_Oles

HN discussion, in case it's helpful:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39360439

Richard

@bikegremlin said:
This one should let me import and export keys:

OTP Auth
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/otp-auth/id659877384

Any reasons to avoid it?
Any better alternatives?

I used this app for years until consolidating on 1Password. One can argue the merits and issues with having TOTP in the one app, but I like the solution.

Good app. Reason to not use it would be that it’s Apple devices only, which wasn’t a concern for me but might be for some.

One of the things I liked about it was the ability to load my own icons in for apps, which not all apps support. Sync between Mac and iOS worked well too.

bikegremlin

@Richard said:

@bikegremlin said:
This one should let me import and export keys:

OTP Auth
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/otp-auth/id659877384

Any reasons to avoid it?
Any better alternatives?

I used this app for years until consolidating on 1Password. One can argue the merits and issues with having TOTP in the one app, but I like the solution.

Good app. Reason to not use it would be that it’s Apple devices only, which wasn’t a concern for me but might be for some.

One of the things I liked about it was the ability to load my own icons in for apps, which not all apps support. Sync between Mac and iOS worked well too.

I plan to keep KeePass for passwords & usernames.

So, even with 1Password, I'd probably only use the TOTP function.

I understand that it's paid (don't like that, but it's not too bad).
The fact it only works on iPhone is not a problem for now.

The important thing is: does it allow for import and export of TOTP keys, so I can easily save them and more easily switch to a different TOTP software in the future?

Richard

@bikegremlin said:

@Richard said:

@bikegremlin said:
This one should let me import and export keys:

OTP Auth
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/otp-auth/id659877384

Any reasons to avoid it?
Any better alternatives?

I used this app for years until consolidating on 1Password. One can argue the merits and issues with having TOTP in the one app, but I like the solution.

Good app. Reason to not use it would be that it’s Apple devices only, which wasn’t a concern for me but might be for some.

One of the things I liked about it was the ability to load my own icons in for apps, which not all apps support. Sync between Mac and iOS worked well too.

I plan to keep KeePass for passwords & usernames.

So, even with 1Password, I'd probably only use the TOTP function.

I understand that it's paid (don't like that, but it's not too bad).
The fact it only works on iPhone is not a problem for now.

The important thing is: does it allow for import and export of TOTP keys, so I can easily save them and more easily switch to a different TOTP software in the future?

In OTP Auth you can edit any entry and you’ll have the options to “show secret” or “show QR Code”, which can be used to recreate the entry in another app.

Not sure if you can bulk export into a text file. They have a backup mechanism but not sure if the file format can be read by anything else. Worse case there’s that manual option but. I used this when I cut over from OTPAuth to 1Password.

Ympker

@bikegremlin said:

@Richard said:

@bikegremlin said:
This one should let me import and export keys:

OTP Auth
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/otp-auth/id659877384

Any reasons to avoid it?
Any better alternatives?

I used this app for years until consolidating on 1Password. One can argue the merits and issues with having TOTP in the one app, but I like the solution.

Good app. Reason to not use it would be that it’s Apple devices only, which wasn’t a concern for me but might be for some.

One of the things I liked about it was the ability to load my own icons in for apps, which not all apps support. Sync between Mac and iOS worked well too.

I plan to keep KeePass for passwords & usernames.

So, even with 1Password, I'd probably only use the TOTP function.

I understand that it's paid (don't like that, but it's not too bad).
The fact it only works on iPhone is not a problem for now.

The important thing is: does it allow for import and export of TOTP keys, so I can easily save them and more easily switch to a different TOTP software in the future?

Have you checked out Enpass regarding TOTP yet? Also supports Apple and Linux, and the Desktop app is totally free.
See here for import/export: https://support.enpass.io/docs/manual-desktop/import_export.html

bikegremlin

@Ympker said:

@bikegremlin said:

@Richard said:

@bikegremlin said:
This one should let me import and export keys:

OTP Auth
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/otp-auth/id659877384

Any reasons to avoid it?
Any better alternatives?

I used this app for years until consolidating on 1Password. One can argue the merits and issues with having TOTP in the one app, but I like the solution.

Good app. Reason to not use it would be that it’s Apple devices only, which wasn’t a concern for me but might be for some.

One of the things I liked about it was the ability to load my own icons in for apps, which not all apps support. Sync between Mac and iOS worked well too.

I plan to keep KeePass for passwords & usernames.

So, even with 1Password, I'd probably only use the TOTP function.

I understand that it's paid (don't like that, but it's not too bad).
The fact it only works on iPhone is not a problem for now.

The important thing is: does it allow for import and export of TOTP keys, so I can easily save them and more easily switch to a different TOTP software in the future?

Have you checked out Enpass regarding TOTP yet? Also supports Apple and Linux, and the Desktop app is totally free.
See here for import/export: https://support.enpass.io/docs/manual-desktop/import_export.html

I highly value LESbian knowledge and experience.

That's why I've decided to give it a few days before trying the recommended options - to gather advice first.

I'm already using KeePass for passwords.
So, I thought it would make most sense to get just a 2FA/TOTP app, not a full-sized password manager.

Can the Enpass be used for that only (I would expect yes, but doesn't hurt to ask).

Apart from that, this is the other pick on my shortlist so far:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ente-authenticator/id6444121398

bikegremlin

@Richard said:

@bikegremlin said:

@Richard said:

@bikegremlin said:
This one should let me import and export keys:

OTP Auth
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/otp-auth/id659877384

Any reasons to avoid it?
Any better alternatives?

I used this app for years until consolidating on 1Password. One can argue the merits and issues with having TOTP in the one app, but I like the solution.

Good app. Reason to not use it would be that it’s Apple devices only, which wasn’t a concern for me but might be for some.

One of the things I liked about it was the ability to load my own icons in for apps, which not all apps support. Sync between Mac and iOS worked well too.

I plan to keep KeePass for passwords & usernames.

So, even with 1Password, I'd probably only use the TOTP function.

I understand that it's paid (don't like that, but it's not too bad).
The fact it only works on iPhone is not a problem for now.

The important thing is: does it allow for import and export of TOTP keys, so I can easily save them and more easily switch to a different TOTP software in the future?

In OTP Auth you can edit any entry and you’ll have the options to “show secret” or “show QR Code”, which can be used to recreate the entry in another app.

Not sure if you can bulk export into a text file. They have a backup mechanism but not sure if the file format can be read by anything else. Worse case there’s that manual option but. I used this when I cut over from OTPAuth to 1Password.

No, no - single entry copy/paste is perfectly fine.

I will have to re-create each 2FA anyway.
That's a good opportunity to store the damn keys at the same time.

Ympker

@bikegremlin said:

@Ympker said:

@bikegremlin said:

@Richard said:

@bikegremlin said:
This one should let me import and export keys:

OTP Auth
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/otp-auth/id659877384

Any reasons to avoid it?
Any better alternatives?

I used this app for years until consolidating on 1Password. One can argue the merits and issues with having TOTP in the one app, but I like the solution.

Good app. Reason to not use it would be that it’s Apple devices only, which wasn’t a concern for me but might be for some.

One of the things I liked about it was the ability to load my own icons in for apps, which not all apps support. Sync between Mac and iOS worked well too.

I plan to keep KeePass for passwords & usernames.

So, even with 1Password, I'd probably only use the TOTP function.

I understand that it's paid (don't like that, but it's not too bad).
The fact it only works on iPhone is not a problem for now.

The important thing is: does it allow for import and export of TOTP keys, so I can easily save them and more easily switch to a different TOTP software in the future?

Have you checked out Enpass regarding TOTP yet? Also supports Apple and Linux, and the Desktop app is totally free.
See here for import/export: https://support.enpass.io/docs/manual-desktop/import_export.html

I highly value LESbian knowledge and experience.

That's why I've decided to give it a few days before trying the recommended options - to gather advice first.

I'm already using KeePass for passwords.
So, I thought it would make most sense to get just a 2FA/TOTP app, not a full-sized password manager.

Can the Enpass be used for that only (I would expect yes, but doesn't hurt to ask).

Apart from that, this is the other pick on my shortlist so far:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ente-authenticator/id6444121398

Likewise, I also want to keep the pw manager and TOTP app separate. Hence, why I'll also look into another app, although I have also considered just creating another vault in Enpass (with a different password/finger print) for TOTP. I don't see why Enpass wouldn't work as "just" a TOTP app. Keep in mind the 25 item limit for the mobile apps when using the free version. The free Desktop app has no limits afaik.

vyas

@bikegremlin said:

@ascicode said:
Buy a yubikey is mostly the best option, or some payed options like lastpass, bitwarden.

I'd rather not go with something physical.

I live in the Balkans. Must always be ready to run naked and start from zero.

Reading the two lines together still reminds me of Pulp Fiction and Daddy’s watch…

On separate note… you made a kind of post @ehab would nod affirmatively 👍

carlin0

https://github.com/paolostivanin/OTPClient

bikegremlin

@Ympker said:

@bikegremlin said:

@Ympker said:

@bikegremlin said:

@Richard said:

@bikegremlin said:
This one should let me import and export keys:

OTP Auth
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/otp-auth/id659877384

Any reasons to avoid it?
Any better alternatives?

I used this app for years until consolidating on 1Password. One can argue the merits and issues with having TOTP in the one app, but I like the solution.

Good app. Reason to not use it would be that it’s Apple devices only, which wasn’t a concern for me but might be for some.

One of the things I liked about it was the ability to load my own icons in for apps, which not all apps support. Sync between Mac and iOS worked well too.

I plan to keep KeePass for passwords & usernames.

So, even with 1Password, I'd probably only use the TOTP function.

I understand that it's paid (don't like that, but it's not too bad).
The fact it only works on iPhone is not a problem for now.

The important thing is: does it allow for import and export of TOTP keys, so I can easily save them and more easily switch to a different TOTP software in the future?

Have you checked out Enpass regarding TOTP yet? Also supports Apple and Linux, and the Desktop app is totally free.
See here for import/export: https://support.enpass.io/docs/manual-desktop/import_export.html

I highly value LESbian knowledge and experience.

That's why I've decided to give it a few days before trying the recommended options - to gather advice first.

I'm already using KeePass for passwords.
So, I thought it would make most sense to get just a 2FA/TOTP app, not a full-sized password manager.

Can the Enpass be used for that only (I would expect yes, but doesn't hurt to ask).

Apart from that, this is the other pick on my shortlist so far:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ente-authenticator/id6444121398

Likewise, I also want to keep the pw manager and TOTP app separate. Hence, why I'll also look into another app, although I have also considered just creating another vault in Enpass (with a different password/finger print) for TOTP. I don't see why Enpass wouldn't work as "just" a TOTP app. Keep in mind the 25 item limit for the mobile apps when using the free version. The free Desktop app has no limits afaik.

Cool.
I could then use the desktop app, and use a separate phone app as a "quick backup."

Ympker

@bikegremlin said:

@Ympker said:

@bikegremlin said:

@Ympker said:

@bikegremlin said:

@Richard said:

@bikegremlin said:
This one should let me import and export keys:

OTP Auth
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/otp-auth/id659877384

Any reasons to avoid it?
Any better alternatives?

I used this app for years until consolidating on 1Password. One can argue the merits and issues with having TOTP in the one app, but I like the solution.

Good app. Reason to not use it would be that it’s Apple devices only, which wasn’t a concern for me but might be for some.

One of the things I liked about it was the ability to load my own icons in for apps, which not all apps support. Sync between Mac and iOS worked well too.

I plan to keep KeePass for passwords & usernames.

So, even with 1Password, I'd probably only use the TOTP function.

I understand that it's paid (don't like that, but it's not too bad).
The fact it only works on iPhone is not a problem for now.

The important thing is: does it allow for import and export of TOTP keys, so I can easily save them and more easily switch to a different TOTP software in the future?

Have you checked out Enpass regarding TOTP yet? Also supports Apple and Linux, and the Desktop app is totally free.
See here for import/export: https://support.enpass.io/docs/manual-desktop/import_export.html

I highly value LESbian knowledge and experience.

That's why I've decided to give it a few days before trying the recommended options - to gather advice first.

I'm already using KeePass for passwords.
So, I thought it would make most sense to get just a 2FA/TOTP app, not a full-sized password manager.

Can the Enpass be used for that only (I would expect yes, but doesn't hurt to ask).

Apart from that, this is the other pick on my shortlist so far:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ente-authenticator/id6444121398

Likewise, I also want to keep the pw manager and TOTP app separate. Hence, why I'll also look into another app, although I have also considered just creating another vault in Enpass (with a different password/finger print) for TOTP. I don't see why Enpass wouldn't work as "just" a TOTP app. Keep in mind the 25 item limit for the mobile apps when using the free version. The free Desktop app has no limits afaik.

Cool.
I could then use the desktop app, and use a separate phone app as a "quick backup."

Exactly. You can use any numbre of TOTP apps (not limited to one). Unlike using different pw managers, this might actually make sense (e.g. bc Aegis TOTP is only available for mobile).

vyas

Well there’s Zoho

https://www.zoho.com/accounts/oneauth/authenticator-app.html

iOS, android, mac, windows.

Now we can scream but there’s no Linux app!

cpsd

There is this opensource portable app for Windows https://github.com/winauth/winauth which is going to be discontinued. But it is opensource .

Edit. I have downloaded this portable version and I am manually adding useful services (hetzner, cloudflare, gmail...) . it looks good! And you can reveal the secret any time. The local codes are password protected.

Joseph

Which 2FA apps still offer a Windows desktop app?

Ympker

@Joseph said:
Which 2FA apps still offer a Windows desktop app?

Enpass (which I use as a pw manager) and KeepassXC (someone mentioned it) should be solid options.

Joseph

Which apps allow you to save passphrases, so that you can login with your passphrases from any device you install the app?

Joseph

@Ympker said:

@Joseph said:
Which 2FA apps still offer a Windows desktop app?

Enpass (which I use as a pw manager) and KeepassXC (someone mentioned it) should be solid options.

I installed both Enpass and KeepassXC on a Windows desktop. Where do I add 2FA logins for various accounts in Enpass and KeepassXC?

root

@Joseph said:
I installed both Enpass and KeepassXC on a Windows desktop. Where do I add 2FA logins for various accounts in Enpass and KeepassXC?

Fill the field named: "One-time code"

jaden

@Joseph said:
I installed both Enpass and KeepassXC on a Windows desktop. Where do I add 2FA logins for various accounts in Enpass and KeepassXC?

https://keepassxc.org/docs/KeePassXC_UserGuide#_adding_totp_to_an_entry

strongjake1

Anyone come across any cloud based offering ?

localhost

@strongjake1 said:
Anyone come across any cloud based offering ?

It would be interesting to find a provider that can be trusted for your data unless e2e is provided and vetted

ahnlak

I can't decide if a self-hosted 2FA web app is a brilliantly cunning plan, or a crushingly bad one.

Richard

If one wanted to self host, would self hosted BitWarden fit the bill? Not a BitWarden user, but presumably could create entries with just the OTP codes to achieve this.

somik

@ahnlak said:
I can't decide if a self-hosted 2FA web app is a brilliantly cunning plan, or a crushingly bad one.

Hosted on public server, BAD idea.
Hosted on local network with IP filtering, OK idea.
Hosted on VM on your daily driver with NAT and no internet access/port forwarding, good idea.

atth

There is a way to export from Authy. I recently exported from Authy to Vaultwarden following this link and was fairly painless.

https://gist.github.com/gboudreau/94bb0c11a6209c82418d01a59d958c93

ahnlak

@atth said:
There is a way to export from Authy. I recently exported from Authy to Vaultwarden following this link and was fairly painless.

https://gist.github.com/gboudreau/94bb0c11a6209c82418d01a59d958c93

Thanks for that; it finally prompted me to export my data and get it into OTPClient.

somik

@ahnlak said:

@atth said:
There is a way to export from Authy. I recently exported from Authy to Vaultwarden following this link and was fairly painless.

https://gist.github.com/gboudreau/94bb0c11a6209c82418d01a59d958c93

Thanks for that; it finally prompted me to export my data and get it into OTPClient.

And I switched from bitwarden to vaultwarden since it has totp for free!

localhost

Anyone used https://www.yubico.com/products/yubico-authenticator/ ?

I am in search for a replacement... I use my laptop running windows as my daily driver in sync with my phone (IOS and Android)... This looks good? Any thoughts/ reviews?

somik

@localhost said:
Anyone used https://www.yubico.com/products/yubico-authenticator/ ?

I am in search for a replacement... I use my laptop running windows as my daily driver in sync with my phone (IOS and Android)... This looks good? Any thoughts/ reviews?

Ya, I use it regularly and highly recommend the "type C" version:
https://www.yubico.com/sg/product/yubikey-5-series/yubikey-5c-nano/

localhost

@somik said:

@localhost said:
Anyone used https://www.yubico.com/products/yubico-authenticator/ ?

I am in search for a replacement... I use my laptop running windows as my daily driver in sync with my phone (IOS and Android)... This looks good? Any thoughts/ reviews?

Ya, I use it regularly and highly recommend the "type C" version:
https://www.yubico.com/sg/product/yubikey-5-series/yubikey-5c-nano/

Oh so I need to have a yubikey? Cannot use without it? How is the app sync functionality?

somik

I haven't used the yubico app. I usually use google authenticator as my TOTP solution and yubikey as the primary login method. That way, if I am outside or using a different PC, i use the totp login.

Forgot to mention, all yubico comes with a desktop/mobile app and yubico hardware tokens can be reprogrammed by the apps. You need to plug in in any usb port (on your laptop/desktop) for that to happen. Did not try it on phone.

cochon

@localhost said:

@somik said:

Ya, I use it regularly and highly recommend the "type C" version:
https://www.yubico.com/sg/product/yubikey-5-series/yubikey-5c-nano/

Oh so I need to have a yubikey? Cannot use without it? How is the app sync functionality?

There is no app sync functionality. A YubiKey solution errs on the side of absolute security, the secret key is loaded one way, one time from the QR code stage, and cannot be retrieved or copied afterwards, and the code to generate the 6 digit number is factory installed and cannot be tampered with. The Yubico Authenticator app is merely a GUI front end to feed the key the time and display the digits it then generates internally.

It's a great solution, easy to use and an order of magnitude more secure than a software app or trusting a third party service. Unlike FIDO/U2F, TOTP is still phishable though! so best to used FIDO where offered, which the YubiKey will do too.

I do keep copies of the secret keys from the registration screen(s) as backup, I use a KeePass file kept offline, but you could just print off the QR codes at the time too. KeePass can generate the TOTP itself in an emergency and only becomes a risk (relatively speaking) if actively used.

Richard

@cochon said:
TOTP is still phishable though!

Isn’t a bad idea to have an app that will autofill in your browser to help with this. If the URL isn’t recognised, the TOTP code wouldn’t auto populate and that’s a good trigger to double check what you’re logging into. In most cases the TOTP will be in line with or after a username or password prompt, so the autofill, or lack thereof, from a password managers probably something to watch out for if you decide to manually fill in a TOTP code.

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@vyas said:
Well there’s Zoho

https://www.zoho.com/accounts/oneauth/authenticator-app.html

iOS, android, mac, windows.

Now we can scream but there’s no Linux app!

This looks promising. But I could not find info whether it allows importing of codes in bulk and export later if they do another Authy stunt in future?

Thnx