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Adding-Steam-to-Aegis-from-steamguard-cli.md

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 2. Then you can either open it with your favourite text editor and copy yourTOTPSecret in `uri` field (looks like `otpauth://totp/Steam:{yourUserName}?secret{yourTOTPSecret}&issuer=Steam`) and send it to your phone, or send the file to your phone first than copy yourTOTPSecret afterwords.
 
-*Alternatively, you could copy the whole `uri` field and generate a qr code locally, for example on linux by running `qr "otpauth://totp/Steam:{yourUserName}?secret{yourTOTPSecret}&issuer=Steam"`, scanning the qr code on Aegis, pressing advanced, setting the type to steam and pressing save.*
+*Alternatively, you could copy the whole `uri` field and generate a qr code locally, for example on linux by running `qr "otpauth://totp/Steam:{yourUserName}?secret{yourTOTPSecret}&issuer=Steam"`, scanning the qr code on Aegis, pressing advanced, setting the type to steam and pressing save. If you did it this way, you do not need to follow the rest of the guide.*
 
 DO **NOT** USE AN ONLINE QR CODE GENERATOR, IF YOU DO THEY WOULD HAVE ACCESS TO YOUR STEAM 2FA CODE
 
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 5. Fill out the rest of the non-advanced fields as you wish, and press save when you are finished
 
 You should now have your steam code inside Aegis as well!
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-// Then you can either open it with your favourite text editor and copy the `uri` field (looks like `otpauth://totp/Steam:{yourUserName}?secret{yourTOTPSecret}&issuer=Steam`) and send it to your phone, or send the file to your phone first than copy the uri field afterwords.