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well I'm now in the market for a new MFA app, anyone have any recommendations? Preferably one with a desktop alternative.
I've started migrating all of my 2FA over to 2FAS. No desktop app per se, but it does have extensions for all major browsers, and apps for iOS and Android. You control the syncing of the 2FA (either automatically via Google Drive or via manual bulk exports to a local file), no SaaS bullshit.
You can use KeePassXC on desktop https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc
I think this was what I was planning on switching to when my current password manager subscription ran out anyway, and coincidentally I think it's going to run out around the same time so this might be the alternative I try. I didn't realize that you were able to use one time use codes via it
BitWarden all the way. Stores your passwords, stores your 2FA, stores your passkeys.