The extension is ok, I have used it in Firefox and Chrome for a year now due to Authy shutting down the desktop client, however you still need your phone to confirm before it will send the code. I wish the extension would just generate codes on the computer.

Basically pointless. I tried this in the hopes of not having to hunt down and unlock my phone when needing a code, but you still have to do so. Why install another extension which requires full access to my browser for such an insignificant workflow change that isn't even easier.

You still need to manually approve on the mobile app each time you need 2FA.

I wanted 2FA authentication from my desktop, so I don't always need to grab my phone, log in, go to home screen, open the app, approve, BLAH BLAH. Still the same huge hassle with this extension.

For those people saying "bUT yoU wIlL gET HAcKeD!!!11!!", no, if this was an actual 2FA-extension then you would be able to set up your PC/Browser to be the second authentication.

Great app lock

After Authy announcing the end of their desktop app I was looking for an alternative and found 2FAS, an open source project (foss), it was my final choice because it has the option to export your data and therefore allowing you to migrate somewhere else easily if needed, thing that Authy didn't have... now if I want to change I'll just export it somewhere else, no more setting up all accounts again.

Funktioniert sehr gut. Empfehle zuerst das Video anzuschauen, dann seht Ihr wie es funktioniert. Und natürlich braucht man weiterhin sein Gerät mit der App (sonst wäre es ja auch mein MFA)

Fantastic

Requires a mobile application

Great extension, it trigger the mobile app to allow the OTP to be copied in the field on the website instead of having to write it yourself.

To all people complains that the extension triggers the mobile app to copy the code. YES, it's how you don't get hacked by easily let anyone access your OTP on your computer *facepalm*
If it bother you, you missed the purpose of 2FA/MFA. Continue writing your passwor on a post-it and put it on your screen edge.

You need to approve the code on your phone, and then it doesn't work anyway. The extension is a complete waste of time.

Absolutely pointless extension, it sends an alert to your phone to approve the copy of the authenticator token. What a complete waste of time it was setting up all my codes in 2FAs when Ente has a desktop app that I can copy and paste the codes from on the computer directly without the use of "approving" a code copy to the browser on a device that I had to authenticate with the 2FAs app anyway. UTTERLY BEYOND STUPID. COMPLETE WASTE OF TIME

This app is great! I like the idea of keeping my 2fa tokens off my PC. Keeping some security separate, as this program does, is a safer way. It creates a separate step when needing to authenticate but security on your digital life needs to be, "not easy and convenient". If you make it easier for you, you're ultimately making it easier for an attacker... But who cares right?.... **sigh**

It would be very handy if I could approve the code requests with my Apple Watch.

Spent a few of hours importing tokens on my phone, only to find that the browser extension does not operate independently. I want something to sync token data to the computer so I DON'T NEED MY PHONE. If I wanted to deal with the phone when logging in through the browser, I would JUST USE THE PHONE.