What is Reddit's opinion of OTP Auth?

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I found Authy unreliable, weird and not friendly... of course I'm a geek and and obsessive but still.

I use OTP Auth because is easy, clean, concise, has iCloud automatic backup and the most lovely feature is that you can add a widget in the notification, thus you don't need to fiddle with the phone for the common codes (basically the only I use like that is BW as others I generate them in the computer).

Recently switched away from Google Auth and yes: disabling 2FA and enabling with the new app is the way to go. Bit of a pain, but Google Auth has no recovery option (besides using your recovery codes for your accounts that is), which is annoying if you ever lose or wreck your phone.

I use both Authy (because I am lazy..) and OTP Auth. OTP Auth can be used for free (more options via in app purchase), is opensource and can export your accounts & sync via iCloud. iOS only though. And I see it has a Safari extension now as well. I bought the pro-version for a few bucks, no regrets.

You didn't state if you're using Android or IOS but for IOS I use OTP Auth specifically because it offers the ability to keep an external backup. I migrated from andOTP on Android to this and it was really simple to import my codes.

https://cooperrs.de/otpauth.html

So that's not exporting the 2FA TOTP. That's just having a list of sites to try and generate new seeds for.

Also, I'll recommend using OTP Auth on Apple hardware (iOS, Mac) - it lets you get the seed later, or produce the QR code so you can enrol a new device.