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you might enjoy Bitwarden (self hosted with vaultwarden) which copies the TOTP to clipboard after logging in to a site.

• yoavm 3y ago
  I'm using Bitwarden, for passwords, but I always felt uncomfortable with the idea of having my 2FA on my laptop too. It feels a little silly - if Bitwarden has both my password and my 2FA code, it's enough to hack my Bitwarden and all this "multi-factor authentication" isn't very "multi" anymore...
  • sunaookami 3y ago
    You shouldn't lose any security when your vault itself is protected with 2FA.
    • OJFord 3y ago
      But then it's barely better than 2FA vault & 1FA app. ('Barely' because it's like a bit of depth, and breadth into a few specific attacks revolving around the app's poor handling of your password.)
    • lxgr 3y ago
      Theoretically that's true, but practically, Bitwarden (and any other browser-based extension capable of autofill) runs in a much less secure environment than e.g. Aegis or Google Authenticator on a smartphone, and people often keep it unlocked (or at least not requiring 2FA for every password access).