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There is also Aegis[1]. It's FOSS and available in F Droid and Play Store. Authy is pretty good, but doesn't support export of the secrets used for TOTP, wherea
by remuskaos 5y ago
There is also Aegis[1]. It's FOSS and available in F Droid and Play Store. Authy is pretty good, but doesn't support export of the secrets used for TOTP, whereas Aegis supports export to json and GPG encrypted json.
I've been using Authy for a few years, but switched to Aegis about three years ago and couldn't be happier. Since Authy doesn't support direct export of the secrets, I've had to use a workaround [2].
[1] https://getaegis.app/ https://getaegis.app/
[2] https://gist.github.com/JacobJohansen/5f688d45049be440b8ee87cc5e854b75 https://gist.github.com/JacobJohansen/5f688d45049be440b8ee87...
- saganus 5y agoI was interested in using Aegis, but unfortunately I can't import my current keys from Google Authenticator. It's "supported" but only via accesing the Authenticator's files (or by havitng root access) which in my celphone is not possible (OnePlus Nord). Weirdly enough, Aegis does not support bulk importing keys from a QR code, which is how you can migrate from one Authenticator instance to another (e.g. to a new phone). And I am too lazy to go over each key, reset it and load it up again in Aegis. Hooefully they'll add this feature at some point in the future.
- nichos 5y agointeresting, i migrated from authenticator, but did it 1 at a time. Check out andOTP, another great open source alternative, maybe it has these features.
- lolinder 5y agohttps://github.com/beemdevelopment/Aegis/issues/701 https://github.com/beemdevelopment/Aegis/issues/701 Aegis does support importing from Google authenticator, it just doesn't make that very clear. You do it the same way you add any other code. The hard part for me was getting the QR code into scannable form. This issue explains one way, but you can also just take a picture of the phone with another device.