• Microsoft ending support for Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA)
  • WSA designed to run Android apps from Amazon Appstore on Windows 11
  • Support for WSA will end on March 5, 2025; no impact on Windows Subsystem for Linux.
  • @9point6@lemmy.world
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    234 months ago

    Damn, this was going to be my workaround for using authy now they’re discontinuing the desktop app inexplicably.

      • @theredhood@lemm.ee
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        44 months ago

        Can confirm KeePassXC works. But Aegis is android only and Bitwarden TOTP code generation is still paid right now.

          • @theredhood@lemm.ee
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            14 months ago

            They allow it now? Last I checked even self hosted bitwarden needs a license for premium features. You could always use vaultwarden instead if you’re gonna self host.

            • @phreekno@lemmy.world
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              24 months ago

              yes it is vaultwarden that i was thinking of, not bitwarden selfhosted. my bad. i actually just spun up a new vaultwarden last night using docker compose. its got a long list of environment variables but still makes it super easy to set up in a flash

        • @PlexSheep@feddit.de
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          24 months ago

          Keepassxc works great for totp on a functional level. Keep in mind that your second factor should ideally be separated from your first, for better security. Otherwise the 2nd factor does not do much if the password database is compromised.

          In case people are looking for keepassxc “clients” on android, id recommend keepassdx.

      • @Discover5164@lemm.ee
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        14 months ago

        bitwarden now has free otp??

        this information got to me ~2h too late. i just switched from authy to 2FAS

    • @Quexotic
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      -34 months ago

      You could use BlueStacks. It’s a bit ad laiden, but it’s not bad.

      • LiveLM
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        124 months ago

        Hard disagree. They (and most other Android emus) are sketchy as hell, I believe using them for anything authentication related would be dangerous

        • @Quexotic
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          4 months ago

          Your point is so good that I down voted MYSELF. Thanks! I may stop using it now. I used it back when it felt more unshitty, but it’s crept shittier and shittier and it does feel super sketchy now.

          VM all the way I suppose.

          /Sincere

      • @Passerby6497@lemmy.world
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        24 months ago

        BlueStacks is so fucking heavy though. I only have it so I can view a single camera from my desktop, but it’s amazing how much ram it gobbles up while running.

        • @Quexotic
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          14 months ago

          Same actually. I use it to view a cam. It takes many resources and hobbles the system.