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TOTP for developers. Fast, simple, and directly in your browser. # Devpora TOTP A developer TOTP plugin for quick 2FA testing directly in the browser. ## Purpose Devpora TOTP is a practical helper for developers and QA who need to quickly generate TOTP codes during development or testing without cluttering their main authenticator with temporary test accounts. The plugin works entirely locally and is designed mainly for internal development workflows, sandbox accounts, staging environments, and one-time 2FA scenarios. ## Key Features - local projects to separate different websites, clients, or environments - built-in default **General** project for quick one-off use - adding TOTP entries via clear modal forms - support for import via `otpauth://` URI - viewing codes for a specific project or for **All** at once - quick copying of current TOTP codes - remembering the last screen, project, and user preferences - color themes matching the visual style of other DevPora plugins ## Privacy and Security - everything works **offline** - no external API calls - no data sent to any server - projects, TOTP secrets, and settings are stored only in the browser’s **local storage** ## Intended Audience - developers implementing or testing 2FA - QA engineers and testers working with staging environments - internal teams needing quick access to temporary TOTP codes Devpora TOTP is not a cloud authenticator or synchronization tool. It is a fast, local developer helper for testing and temporary use.
Apr 24, 2026
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