KeySync puts your 2FA codes in the Chrome toolbar, copying in 1.2s
aliscodes · x · 2026-09-27
A developer tired of opening Google Authenticator built KeySync, a Chrome extension that keeps 2FA codes in the toolbar: one click copies a valid TOTP to the clipboard in 1.2s vs the 35–45s phone dance. Local-first with AES-256-GCM encryption, no cloud or account, zero telemetry, one-click Google Authenticator import, automatic service categorization with brand icons, and real-time search.
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