GitHub
482913
dev@myotps.com
One extension · many code types
A native browser extension for Authenticator apps, long-term inboxes, and global phone numbers—OTP, 2FA, and sign-up in one place.
GitHub
482913
dev@myotps.com
Your verification code
verify@github.com
Just now
847291
Verify your email
noreply@stripe.com
2m ago
562104
+1 (415) 555-0192
Just now
329881
Authenticator, email verification inbox, and SMS share the same popup while you stay on your signup tab.
Six digit app codes for GitHub, banking, and work accounts. Scan or import entries; many accounts in one list.
Create @myotps.com inboxes you can keep. Incoming mail is parsed so the verification code is ready to copy.
Verification texts show up in the extension with the code extracted—tap a row and paste back into the form.
From delivery to paste, stay on the tab you care about.
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Skip hunting through paragraphs. After mail or texts arrive, My OTPS pulls out the verification digits and shows them as copy-ready codes.
Email / SMS body
Auto-detectVerification email
verify@service.com → you@myotps.com
Your code is 847291 . It expires in 10 minutes.
Verification SMS
[MyBank] Sign-in code 329881 . Do not share.
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Keep browsing or typing. When a new code is found, a corner alert on the page nudges you—open the popup or copy without missing the window.
Signup page
Enter email code
My OTPS · new email code
847 291
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Use My OTPS online temporary phone numbers to sign up with more privacy—for personal use, social promotion, or managing traffic—while working around regional limits.
Sample services shown—find more in the extension.
A browser extension with authenticator, @myotps.com email verification, and SMS in one popup—plus auto-detect, page alerts, and one-tap copy.
When verification email or SMS arrives, the extension extracts the numeric code from the message and shows it ready to copy.
In our testing, accuracy is about 94%. If a code looks wrong, open the email or SMS to read the original message.
No. Secrets are generated on your device. Cloud backup is transmitted and stored in encrypted form—not as plain text.
Chrome, Firefox, and Safari share the same popup.
Authenticator and email verification are free—you can create them in bulk at no charge. Phone numbers are pay-as-you-go, often from about $0.01 per use depending on country and route.
If you registered and signed in: reinstall the extension and log into the same account. Your authenticator, email, and SMS data should sync back from the cloud—usually nothing else to do. If you used guest mode without an account: data stayed only on that device, and you typically cannot recover it after uninstall. We recommend registering and signing in early, so reinstalls and new devices are covered.