Yes, I had the same issue with my gmail account.
In your accounts settings on gmail (which I can get to if I click on the top right icon and then click on "account" - an account settings page loads up). In the "signing in" category at the bottom of it's list, is "Access for less secure apps" - turn that setting to "on".  

Then try to see if your gmail account will work with the client

Yea, I don't know. I typically don't use my gmail account. Maybe you already had the feature turned on for some other app that you synced up to your gmail account in the past and forgot about it? I know Kevinrasf had the same issue as well.

yes thanks that work , im all setup.

only a fool would sell now. When the market is officially released we could be looking at a top 10 coin and a coin with actual value which people can use rather than just buying and selling on trading sites. I'm really excited what the future holds with Bitbay and look forwarded to trading with it.  Will they talk about David in 20 years time the way Steve Jobs, Zuckerman & Gates are mentioned today? . . .

same here bitbay about to explode

What's the deal with Crave?  Why is everyone buying that and not the amazing Bitbay?

Good to see that the BitBay community and the developer are still active. I bought at the IP and still holding.

When they come they will flock but at the moment i am very happy with the slow and steady that Bay has gone, slow and steady is what wins the race so i am told! Crypto is crying out for what we have here i just hope people understand and get on board before another market takes it public and promotes. To be fair though David has completed this kick ass market quicker than OB and i believe they had a team of developers so credit where due. Exciting times ahead..

We are in what is very similar to a penny stock market. So people only buy into new coins that they will of course quickly sell. Pump and dump groups will make new coins because its easier to promise features than deliver and i think investors buy in because they want to gamble. I wish that investors wouldnt make it so easy for pump and dump groups to sell new coins. Of course they should be investing in coins with real developement behind them but its not the case. Perhaps if the market matures that will change.

This is exactly what the pegging system is going to (try) to solve. Its way too easy to start a new coin and some investors are not thinking about which coins will survive a year from now. Its sad but its true, the majority of the crypto space doesnt care about tech, only money. However, once we give them tools like these markets etc, the hope is eventually people will realize that coins are much more than speculative assets.