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Aegis: TOTP 2FA code manager

SuperCards: stores shop loyalty card barcodes

KeePassDX: password manager

ReadEra: eBook reader

Magic Earth: another maps app

Vivaldi: power-user's browser

JuiceSSH: SSH client

Termux: like running a Linux term

AntennaPod: podcasts

>>fmajid+(OP)
I do not use Aegis anymore, I use KeePassDX instead. It works for TOTP just fine.

JuiceSSH is still under development?

>>fmajid+(OP)
>Magic Earth: another maps app

>Vivaldi: power-user's browser

Propietary. Get Fennec with FDroid with Ublock Origin and some addons.

>>johnis+2L
Some people don't like to keep passwords and TOTP in the same place.

>>fmajid+(OP)
CoMaps: another maps app

StreetComplete: help update CoMaps and OpenStreetMap

Catima: for loyalty cards

>>timbit+7X1
Why? Both are on my phone, although KeePassDX database is exported and backed up. I do not use the desktop application, but I might.

>>anthk+5X
Exactly. My favourite extension is Consent-O-Matic to auto accept annoying (and meaningless) pop ups.

>>johnis+zd2
If it is compromised, both your passwords and TOTP are compromised, which kind of negates the point of multiple factor authentication. If they are in separate apps, hopefully both won't be compromised, at least not at the same time.

>>timbit+ww3
If my phone is compromised, probably neither of them are compromised, or both are. I do not see how a separate app helps. I see where you are coming from, but I think using KeepassDX for password and TOTP should work. Keep in mind you can have multiple databases, you can store the TOTP only in one of the databases.