OpenSourceFieldlinguistics/FieldDB#1001 Created a workaround in the Glosser.js to better handle suffixes at the ends of words. Previous problem: after entering in and glossing a lot of English data with past tense -ed, the glosser would only recognize the suffix if more (morpho)phonological information followed it. It turns out that shortening the regex string to one group of \@....\@ fixes this problem, and now the glosser works well for all types of data tested so far. To be tested/reviewed.