Yes exactly that one. The api call just returns {enabled: true}, maybe this can be tricked, ill give it a shot.

Well i know my paranoia was not helpful at all here and led to exactly what i did not want to happen. My goal was to keep my wallet from being stolen, so the ratio was to not have anything physically that could be pilfered.

I could've known it, just looked at the tustpilot entry for my.dogechain.info

I am doing a lot of activism and my devices and online appearance constantly get tampered with. Emails disappearing, files vanishing, usb sticks stolen etc.
My security protocol was to go to a friends place, plug a tails dongle and access the wallet via tor, having my credentials memorized.
That worked pretty well so far.
But no, i do not have anything else except the credentials for my wallet. I think I do have a backup of my operating system back when i set up the wallet though.
Anyway, maybe somebody has a solution, the only thing i found on this issue so far was a thread on the dogecoin reddit.

I have been using the webwallet on my.dogechain.info quite often during this year, using my wallet id and password.

Now, during the last 30 days, they decided to force 2fa on every login, which they never announced on their site.
I no longer have access to the email i used when creating the account 6 years ago.
Thus, i can no longer log in to my wallet, because their newly added 2fa is sending tokens to the defunct mail.

I already contacted blocks.io through their form, but i do not expect any help to come from them.

There was a method where you could access their api and decrypt the wallet by hand.
I believe it is gone now too, but maybe it still sits in some browser cache?

Maybe someone else has had similar issues. Any help would be appreciated.