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If you have 1Password it makes software-based 2FA so easy that you'll barely notice it's on. Though I haven't been able to find a single US bank that supports s
by PascLeRasc 6y ago
If you have 1Password it makes software-based 2FA so easy that you'll barely notice it's on. Though I haven't been able to find a single US bank that supports software 2FA.
- ganstyles 6y agoDoes 1Pass support 2FA or otherwise handle it? I have been using 1Pass for years, but use a different app for my MFA.
- PascLeRasc 6y agoYep. If you have the desktop app installed, look for Two-Factor Authentication under Watchtower and it'll tell you all the sites that can use it. It's easy to set up too, it can scan a QR code on your screen. Some people believe that it's more secure to not mix your password manager with your 2FA though, since it's not "true 2FA".
- developer2 6y agoYou could also look at Bitwarden. I'm not affiliated, but it's an amazing password manager (desktop app, mobile apps, browser extensions). Even better, it's fully open source; you can even run your own server to keep out a third-party being your (encrypted) sync server. I've been using it for a couple of years now, and have never had a single problem. Free for personal use of almost everything… an upgrade to include the two-factor auth you're looking for is a very cheap $10/year.