You are talking about 2FA. That is not the problem.
The problem. Once you are in the application on Windows, there are certain actions where the application presents a pop-up window to sign in again before you can complete whatever you are trying to do. I know of two cases off the top of my head.... One when you install the new release. Two... when you file your taxes. In both cases, the pop-up window requestion you to enter your user-id and password, you have to type in the user-id and password manually. It does not work with a password manager nor can you copy and paste the userid or password into the fields. The same user-id and password you used to log into the application in the first place. It is simply bad design by the creator. I have over 42 years of experience in IT. The designer did not take security into consideration when they created the specs for how the transaction should flow from a user perspective. Security and how it fits with the design of the application IS part of the overall specifications...... not an afterthought.
