Somewhat, but the 6 digit code still rotates and my master password is miles long. Then you need to get past the security on the device that it resides on, so that is technically a second factor.
But that’s less likely than whatever random website getting compromised and having stored your password in plaintext, so the 2FA stored next to your password in your password manager still protects you from that
Yes, but then you have your 2fa codes along with your passwords in the same store. Which somewhat defeats the purpose of 2fa
Somewhat, but the 6 digit code still rotates and my master password is miles long. Then you need to get past the security on the device that it resides on, so that is technically a second factor.
completely defeats the point of 2FA. that is 1FA
If your password manager is compromised, sure.
But that’s less likely than whatever random website getting compromised and having stored your password in plaintext, so the 2FA stored next to your password in your password manager still protects you from that