Feature Request - Tracking Recovery Codes for 2FA on Accounts / Sites

jtcp27827
jtcp27827
Community Member
edited July 18 in Windows

I can add an additional text section and label it recovery codes, or just copy/paste recover codes for a site into the existing notes section of the account, so this would be a nice to have.

I'd find it convenient and useful to have 1Password be able to track Recovery Codes for different accounts/sites as a feature of the product. I can manually track it, but I haven't found a way to add a default recovery codes section to all accounts yet, and it just seems like something that is so common that I'd like it to be a feature.


1Password Version: 8.1
Extension Version: 2.25.1
OS Version: Windows 10
Browser: Chrome

Comments

  • I add my recovery codes in the notes sections of the item. It supports Markdown formatting.

    Format your secure notes with Markdown

  • jtcp27827
    jtcp27827
    Community Member
    edited July 18

    That's what I'm also doing for now. Thanks Tommy.

  • Hi @jtcp27827, thanks for letting us know that this is your current workaround! I've passed your suggestion for a method of keeping track of 2FA recovery codes along to our product team in the form of a feature request. If you have any further suggestions or questions, let us know 😄

    ref: 40994355

  • wilhuff
    wilhuff
    Community Member

    I'd just like to +1 this feature request. Keeping recovery codes in a notes section is unwieldy:

    • it makes for a big ugly block of text that looks way more prominent than it really is
    • the default action on a text block is to copy the whole thing, but that's never useful for this case
    • after you use a recovery code, it should be removed, or at least crossed-off.

    I am using a notes block for these now and never really have to use these except that certain sign-up flows are now checking that you've saved these somewhere by requiring you to enter one of the recovery codes before they fully enable 2FA (I most recently saw this on Wave Financial). Setting this up was a pretty clunky edit/save/edit/save cycle in 1Password.

  • Dave_1P
    edited November 15

    @wilhuff

    Thank you for the feedback. I've let our Product team know that you'd like to see a more dedicated option for saving and storing recovery codes for two-factor authentication in 1Password. 🙂

    -Dave

    ref: PB-44408636