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safari integration like authenticator extension for chrome #2

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vtolstov opened this issue Sep 9, 2021 · 4 comments
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safari integration like authenticator extension for chrome #2

vtolstov opened this issue Sep 9, 2021 · 4 comments

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@vtolstov
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vtolstov commented Sep 9, 2021

thank you for you app, it's really helpful
does it possible to limit output for only one otp code , for example i can search/select some issuer name or id and display only one token? so if i need otp for github, don't display otp for bank account =).
Also what you think about integration for safari ?
from linux i'm really like https://github.com/Authenticator-Extension/Authenticator extension. so in browser i'm click on toolbar button and it display otp code for site (that i can enter when create otp)

what you think about my suggestions ?

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leptos-null commented Oct 17, 2021

Regarding Safari extension, it sounds like this is available beginning with iOS 15, which also has a system OTP generator. I don't think I'll add this.

Regarding only showing one OTP, I understand this in two ways:

  1. Passwords should not be shown by default
  2. Search features shows a lot of results

I'm not sure if your concerns is one or both of these.
The search feature right now is intended to be rather tolerant to typos.
Passwords not showing by default, I think is a good idea. I'm inclined to not add new features since iOS 15 now includes an OTP generator as a system feature- I'll consider this.

Thank you

@vtolstov
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i'm install macos monterey and dont see any ability to enter own otp secret keys to have working otp.
How can i get system otp generator on macos monterey?

@leptos-null
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On macOS Monterey, open System Preferences, select "Passwords", select the account you would like to add an OTP generator to, click "Edit..." on the right hand side, and then click the "Enter Setup Key..." button

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vtolstov commented Oct 26, 2021 via email

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