How do FOSS people manage their 2fa accounts? In my current situation I have both MS Authenticator and the Google one, I want neither, but obviously there is the convenience of syncing across devices.

I just have the faggots text or email me
I hate that shit so much

I just use passwords and SMS but the SMS thing compromises my principles

In my KeepAss database.

>>106009029 (OP)
use case for 2FA? it's nigger technology.

Proton Pass handles it all even passkeys

I use Aegis because it is the best not because it is open source.
>>106009048
SMS is the most insecure form of 2fa.

>>106009029 (OP)
I use 1Password on Debian Stable

>>106009029 (OP)
Aegis
>syncing across devices
You have to export on one device and import on the other one manually every time you add a new account, but that shouldn't be too often. Automatic cloud backups are there too.

>>106009029 (OP)
I use PASS Unix password manager for OTP with its plugin, I then have an app compatible with it in case I need it on my phone. Al sync to a git server from my house, or you can use GitLab or some sort. It's PGP bass, so without your PGP key it cannot really be unencrypted. As for a physical authenticator, I use a flipper zero.

>>106009186
>SMS is insecure
I don't care, just let me use passwords without authentication. Nobody is going to hack into my utility accounts to pay my bills for me.

>>106009029 (OP)
TOTP in Bitwarden synced everywhere

>>106009029 (OP)
web-based OTP

>>106009029 (OP)
hobby self-written password manager and owky

>>106009170
This. It's pretty comfy I didn't know keepass could do it till recently, I have no reason to avoid 2fa now unless it's the phone number kind
If it's topt it's is an extra 3 clicks after putting my password in but still fine

>>106009029 (OP)
>FOSS people manage their 2fa accounts
selfhosted vaultwarden

>>106009029 (OP)
KeePassXC for desktop
EnteAuth or Aegis for iOS/Android

All FOSS and offline.

>>106009029 (OP)
Get a yubikey

>>106009029 (OP)
KeePassXC with a key file or yubikey.

>>106009029 (OP)
i store the keys in plaintext and use oathtool in a script with dmenu to get the otp for whatever service into my clipboard. i will never take 2fa seriously, and i hate when it is forced down my throat.

>>106013824
isnt yubikey firmware is closed source? some part of the new ones are. that's why I went with nitrokey.

>>106009029 (OP)
Ente auth
>they glow
Good, so does my entire backdoored system + software
>they will steal your data
Good, so does my entire backdoored system + software

Physical key with onlykey. Just need to set the udev rules and after that you're good to go