Bitwarden is a pretty good solution for this! It's not the smoothest since the browser extensions don't know how to fill in your codes like they do your password but it's leaps and bounds above the UX for Google Authenticator.
Being able to access my codes from any device with a web browser is very nice.
INB4:
"But this reduces your security."
* Yes, but I'm already using a password manager with 64 char generated passwords on every site.
* If you're able to compromise my Bitwarden password you likely have enough to remove the 2FA on all of my accounts anyway.
Being able to access my codes from any device with a web browser is very nice.
INB4:
"But this reduces your security."
* Yes, but I'm already using a password manager with 64 char generated passwords on every site.
* If you're able to compromise my Bitwarden password you likely have enough to remove the 2FA on all of my accounts anyway.
"Why even have 2FA at that point then?"
* Because some things in my life require it.