Gotcha. I didn't mean to be rude with my reply. Sorry if that's how it came across. =) I tried your second suggestion (reset via iOS) and that seems to have resolved the issue. Not sure what the issue was, but I am logged in on my iPad on Chrome. Thanks for the helpful suggestions. =)

Is connecting a google account a requirement? I'd rather not interconnect the accounts if it's not required, and it has not been a requirement before now (that I'm aware of). I currently don't need google credentials for Chrome on Windows 10 or for Safari on my iPad. And I've been able to log in to Chrome on my iPad without using google credentials until recently. (This is a new problem, only a few weeks old.)

I'm having trouble logging in on Chrome on iOS on my iPad. It worked fine for months, but recently stopped working. If I try to log in from a game page or the home page, using the drop-down log in, I get an error that says "ERROR Bad Request ". If I try to log in from a full page log in (not a drop-down), I get an error that says "Invalid login credentials". But the exact same credentials work on Chrome in Windows 10, and in Safari on the same iPad. I use a password manager so I'm sure the same credentials are being used across devices. Not sure what might be going wrong, but any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

In our current game (https://www.boardgamers.space/game/Paia-Groject-12345), the Gleens player was able to form a large federation using 9 satellites. The player had 6 tokens in the Gaia bowl and only 4 other available tokens. The tokens not in the Gaia bowl were all discarded, but all 6 in the Gaia Bowl remain. Per the rules (page 9), discarding from the Gaia bowl is not allowed (unless an exception applies), so the player should not have been able to form a federation using more than 4 satellites. So, unless we misunderstand an edge condition, this appears to be a bug where the system counted the tokens in the Gaia bowl when setting limits for forming a federation, which it should not have allowed.