For 2FA: Find a good password manager. They can also handle TOTP (the algorithm most 2FA implementations use), so you just autofill user & password, then autofill the TOTP, done.
I use KeePassXC + sync the DB, but there are plenty of other trustworthy password managers. Plus, if you get in the habit of generating secure passwords using the password manager, one leaked login doesn’t cost you all of them.
For 2FA: Find a good password manager. They can also handle TOTP (the algorithm most 2FA implementations use), so you just autofill user & password, then autofill the TOTP, done. I use KeePassXC + sync the DB, but there are plenty of other trustworthy password managers. Plus, if you get in the habit of generating secure passwords using the password manager, one leaked login doesn’t cost you all of them.
The second you put totp codes into bitwarden, it’s no longer mfa.
Also, it can still be MFA which is the way I use it.
This is what I do. It’s fine for me. I know how to do this more safely than the average person by far.
I do it to, bit it’s not mfa at that point because you have a single point of failure/compromise