Just use Keepass, it lets you store your passwords and totp in an encrypted database file you can move around just like any other file. Just make sure you make a backup when ever you add new credentials.
Keepass is pretty well respected by security experts. Often more than other password managers such as bitwarden. Though of course bitwarden is recommended as well.
It’s a file that is not stored online so hackers cannot access it unless they’ve already compromised your personal system, even then it’s encrypted so they would also need to capture your keepass password as well.
Just use Keepass, it lets you store your passwords and totp in an encrypted database file you can move around just like any other file. Just make sure you make a backup when ever you add new credentials.
If I store your password and totp in one app it’s not 2fa, there’s literally no reason to setup both then
Sounds like it solves OPs problem then.
Well yeah, if their problem is the security of their accounts, that solves it
Keepass is pretty well respected by security experts. Often more than other password managers such as bitwarden. Though of course bitwarden is recommended as well.
It’s a file that is not stored online so hackers cannot access it unless they’ve already compromised your personal system, even then it’s encrypted so they would also need to capture your keepass password as well.