
Duzle
I've used this app for over a year without issue, and it has served me well. However, as noted by others, it's been a while since it's received an update. There is also no way to backup/retrieve secrets. As such, unfortunately, I've decided I should switch to andOTP, which appears to be current and actively developed as well as being capable of backups, etc., while still remaining free and open source
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Ivan
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It works flawlessly. No updates required. For those who want a backup export feature - save original QR-code pictures (or resolve them into a string) for recovery and keep them in several secret places, one in Veracrypt container in a cloud, for example.
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Georg Sauthoff
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Ad-free and open source. The only thing that is missing: dark mode support FWIW, the fact that an OTP app doesn't support exporting the stored secrets should be considered a feature. Pro-tip: as a backup, every time you add an OTP code you also print out the QR code and store it in a secure location. However, the FreeOTP's internal OTP code database actually _can_ be backed up and restored using adb. This doesn't require a rooted device, enabling developer mode is sufficient.
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