Cue

Fills two-factor codes from Cue into the code fields of web pages.

Cue fills two-factor authentication codes from Cue for Mac into the code fields of web pages, in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Vivaldi and Arc. How it works • A small Cue icon appears in verification-code fields. Click it, or press ⌘⇧U, confirm with Touch ID in Cue, and the code for that site is filled in. • Click Cue in the toolbar to see the current site's entries first, search the rest, and fill one into the page with a click. Private by design • The extension never sees your secrets. It hands only the current page's domain to the Cue app on the same Mac, through the browser's native messaging: no network, no servers, no account. • It reads nothing else of the page and keeps no history. • Codes are filled on https pages only, and every code asks for Touch ID in Cue, naming the site and the entry. Requirements • Cue for Mac (macOS 15 or later), with Browser Integration turned on in Cue's Settings > Browser. • Filling codes in the browser is part of Cue Pro, a one-time purchase in Cue. More: https://cueapp.net/en/mac/extension/ Privacy policy: https://cueapp.net/privacy/