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Jatayu vs Microsoft Authenticator
Microsoft Authenticator took your passwords away?
Jatayu keeps codes and passwords in one app, on any phone.
In 2025 Microsoft removed saved passwords and autofill from Authenticator and moved them to Edge. If you don't use Edge, your passwords and codes now live apart. Jatayu puts them back together.
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Why people switch from Microsoft Authenticator.
Two apps for one login?
One place for both.
A Jatayu login shows its username, password and code together.
Tired of features disappearing?
Passwords are the point.
Codes and passwords are what Jatayu is built for, on iPhone, iPad, Android and the web.
Not sure which passwords are weak?
Check them.
Jatayu finds weak, reused and leaked passwords so you know what to change.
Side by side.
Checked November 2026.
| Feature | Jatayu | Microsoft Authenticator |
|---|---|---|
| Sign-in codes | ||
| Saved passwords in the app | Removed in 2025 | |
| Password autofill from the app | iPhone and iPad | Removed in 2025 |
| Codes and passwords in one app | — | |
| Weak and leaked password check | — | |
| Push approvals for Microsoft work accounts | — |
How to switch
- 1Export your passwords from Edge, then import them into Jatayu on your iPhone.
- 2On each site, open its security settings, set up a new authenticator app and scan the code with Jatayu.
- 3Keep the old app until every code in Jatayu works.
When Microsoft Authenticator is enough
If your work signs you in with Microsoft push approvals, keep Microsoft Authenticator for that account. Jatayu can hold your other codes and all your passwords.
Try Jatayu on your phone.
- Neowin: Microsoft is killing passwords in Authenticator
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- IT Brew: Authenticator autofill is coming to an end
Microsoft Authenticator is a trademark of its owner. Jatayu isn't affiliated with or endorsed by it.