Proton Authenticator (standalone app)
Proton made Authenticator apps, with cloud backup.
Hi, I'm currently using Microsoft authenticator for 2FA.
I can't move away from Ms authenticator because cloud backup features.
TOTP authenticator isn't hard to made on mobile/desktop nowdays proton team can leverage existing proton drive space to make these as a cloud backup
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Fabien L commented
Create an alternative to google authentificator via a mobile application.
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P commented
Now that I have proton pass I prefer it for 2FA over old-style apps like microsoft authenticator.
The only thing I am concerned about -- the 2FA token is no longer tied to control of a physical object. It is now tied to control of a proton account. Not sure if this is a smart tradeoff for convenience.
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CZ commented
2FA is available on Proton Pass, isn’t it?
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Mor commented
Would love to stop using Authy in favor of an equivalent Proton product for 2FA. Must run on Desktop, not only mobile!
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Tony commented
You might be better off using a hardware based TOTP generator separate from your password manager (and not a cloud based one) like a Yubi 5C with the YubiAuthenticator app.
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Harold Landyn commented
Proton Pass achieves this as far as I’m aware?
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Kevin commented
If they made it work just like Google Authenticator with the cloud saving and everything it would be one of the best features of Proton.
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Jim commented
Truly, I want my authenticator app to be separate from my password vault app. Until now, I've been using Authy for the longest time but just found out that they are abandoning their desktop app. Proton Plus may have built-in 2FA, but I'm not interested in switching password vaults.
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Simon Alvarado commented
Proton Authenticator like Google Authenticator or Authy, for two-step verification
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Luke commented
Pass Plus already has 2FA built in