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The annoying part is most of them are very hard to move over to a new phone or backup
by SilverRed 6y ago
The annoying part is most of them are very hard to move over to a new phone or backup
- mywittyname 6y agoDo any of them work on desktops? I keep around a spare iPad to run my authentication apps, but I'd rather have it installed on my computer instead.
- 4d66ba06 6y agoAuthy does but has some issues showing same site names as on PC so not perfect
- culturestate 6y ago1Password has built-in TOTP support, though it's a little overkill if you only use it for that purpose.
- Nition 6y agoOn Windows there's WinAuth: https://github.com/winauth/winauth https://github.com/winauth/winauth It doesn't seem to be updated anymore, but it works well.
- henrym 6y agoGoogle Authenticator now has an export and import feature where it bundles all your accounts into a QR code to scan on your new phone. Might not be ideal for backup however
- MayeulC 6y agoThen use other ones :) I currently use Aegis and Bitwarden. AndOTP also allows you to export tokens.