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The import option does not work with the QR codes generated from Google Authenticator app, nor with the link obtainable from zbarcam --raw --quiet --oneshotot.
Is there a way to import the accounts from Google Authenticator that I'm missing?
As far as I know Google Authenticator app only gives a link of the type otpauth-migration://offline?data=<SOMECODE>
and there are no other options.
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This extension was coded to parse otpauth:// URIs, not otpauth-migration:// URIs. The former was well documented, the new one is undocumented and proprietary, I didn't even know it existed. Up until a few months ago, my Google Authenticator produced plain otpauth:// URIs.
I'll see if I can add support for it.
In the meantime you could try using a tool to convert it to the otpauth:// scheme, but be careful to not use any "online converter", as there's a high chance it will try to steal your OTP secrets.
As a temporary way to obtain the secrets from the otpauth-migration:// URIs I found this that works quite well. NOTE that npm install should be run too, at step 2 in the usage section (after making the executable and before running it).
The import option does not work with the QR codes generated from Google Authenticator app, nor with the link obtainable from
zbarcam --raw --quiet --oneshotot
.Is there a way to import the accounts from Google Authenticator that I'm missing?
As far as I know Google Authenticator app only gives a link of the type
otpauth-migration://offline?data=<SOMECODE>
and there are no other options.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: