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2FA to Tray — The missing 2FA manager for macOS.
Like Google Authenticator, but for macOS, with all its subsequent charms:
HotKey, security, synchronization and native, lightweight, fast interface
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For those who're unable to use one of the overpowered third-party password managers. Just a separate OTP app.
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Konstantin Dokcuhaev
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Based on free alternatives I think $0.99 would be my price. Plus, you’d make a killing at $0.99. @artginzberg
@itsbrex Sounds nice. I initially created this app because one of web apps that I use requires signing in with 2FA every time I need to login. And I need it about 5-15 times a day. I have tried some free alternatives. After a day (for each) of using them, I was completely disappointed with free macOS apps. They were so slow and annoying that there was no other choice but to make this app. Now 2FA tokens are right at my fingertips. No more distractions.
@dafuqtor one thing that's preventing me from pulling the trigger on this is that one can't see which service the OTP codes belong too. I currently have 17 OTP codes in google authenticator. Some of these are duplicate providers (ie 2 gmails but different accounts). How would you suggest going about remembering which is which?
@vivalldi98 done! Now you can set names for your OTP accounts in Preferences > "Change secret..." and choose whether you want to see them in menu by checking the "Show names" box in Preferences.
I have to chime in as well, 1Password has this baked in, and is much better at it. I get that 1P doesn't work in your 'favourite browser', but it does support all major browsers so I just don't see a market for this app.
Hey man, thanks for the great effort! Just FYI I am getting a sys message “2FAtoTray.dmg” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software." So I am letting you know...
@martin_posta1 try using "Download archive" button in the upper-right corner of the web page, please.
@999lrak 'cause this is the fastest and most convenient OTP manager for macOS. But I will be happy if you disagree and give me a couple of ideas for improving the product :)
@999lrak none of them work with one of my favourite browsers, so I just use Apple's Keychain and 2FA to Tray for better login speed.
@999lrak it doesn't support Keychain also... I have just tried these 3 password managers you mentioned and they also don't do what I need, so I stick back to 2FA to Tray
Greetings to PH inhabitants.
I'd like to have any feedback on the app.
Well, it's already useful for me personally because it does what it should with convenience,
and I don't need to care about losing my accounts in case of losing my phone.
Kickass idea, although I would only consider paying if I saw it in the official App Store. Can you get it there? :)
Well, for one, 1Password has this built in. Two, most every password manager has this feature... I could see the benefits from the standpoint of trying to push people into using a proper password manager (which is the most secure way to handle passwords) or people who refuse to use one.
@jpartain88 I would say that 1Password is a beautiful pass manager, but it doesn't work in one of my favourite browsers, so I only use Apple's Keychain and 2FA to Tray for better login speed.