[i0nutzb]

You may want to check it the 1Password. Although not free, it provides 2FA integration on both browser and phones.

On the other hand... it may not be the brightest idea to have both password manager AND 2FA in the same baseket, but it may be a good compromise for a lesser secure-demanding services (i.e. those that, if breached, won't affect you in any way other than internet points; think forums, reddit and such).

[Spooky23]

With 1Password taking the typically suicidal approach of re-writing everything to fix some abstract problem that doesn’t really exist, I wouldn’t recommend anyone go there.

Non-nerds get very confused with 1Password, as you can easily have multiple versions that work slightly differently at once.

Changing password managers is a PITA.

[pixxel]

Or Bitwarden, which is free. Login, hit paste (the code is copied and ready).

Edit: oops, I was wrong, as pointed out, it’s a premium feature ($10 yearly subscription).

[CallMeMarc]

I think the 2FA feature is only available if you have their subscription which is kinda cheap to be fair.

Or alternatively you can host VaultWarden and get it for “free”.

[nicoburns]

I think TOTP is a premium only feature in Bitwarden. But it is only $10/YEAR.

[tonyedgecombe]

I always avoided that in 1Password, as you hint it seems like turning 2FA into 1FA.

[qgin]

Also iOS 15 has it built in to Keychain