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How is everyone handling the 2FA requirement for GitHub?
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this post was submitted on 05 Jun 2024
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Also OTPclient on desktop, it can work directly with an Aegis encrypted export file. You enter the decrypt password when you open the app and it can auto-lock after a specified interval.
Is there something similar for windows? I check the github page & there doesn't seem to be a package for windows. I could try to compile it from source but that a lot of libraries I have to get...
If you're willing to work with unencrypted exports I think
tauthycan import unencrypted Aegis JSON format.Also, what Aegis exports as "text format" is a standard format of sorts that consists in lines of
otpauth://URLs. There are lots of apps that can import that format, but please note that you lose some extra information from Aegis when you export in that format. Shouldn't be a problem if you just want to be able to generate codes on desktop.