I just updated my Firefox to 60.0, and am using TamperMonkey. It’s working fine here
Ultimate Timeline won’t appear on the Dashboard until the web page is fully loaded. Right now where I am located, Wanikani seems to be loading very slowly. Try confirming whether the page really seems to be finished load (maybe by looking at the icon on the browser tab?)
Also, on the Javascript console, you could try typing ‘wkof’ and pressing enter to see if it say ‘undefined’ or if it shows an Object {…}.
Finally, though I doubt it will make a difference, could you try moving Open Framework to run in the #1 spot?
Improved the time label in Review Details when only one hour is selected.
Lingering ‘deleted items’ were fixed in an update to the Open Framework, so be sure to update that too if you’re seeing things like 文句する in your timeline.
I only mentioned the fully-loaded part because I’ve actually had a few times recently where it fooled me. Like I said, WK is loading really slow for me lately, and I’ve had a case where one little icon wasn’t loading, but the rest of the page was loaded, so I thought it was done, but the Timeline wasn’t showing up. Then, finally, when that one icon loaded, the Timeline suddenly popped up.
Anyway, I think I’m out of suggestions, except to turn off all other scripts temporarily to see if maybe something is interfering.
As you can see in the lower part of the picture the overlay is correct ABOVE the other items after mouseover. At the top of the picture, the over radicals can be seen through the overlay. So far this only happens, if Radicals are behind the layer, but can’t say for sure, as I have only one bar with enough radicals to fill the first line.
Hmm… I wonder if this is related to your video driver (or at least the browser’s usage of it). The radicals use SVG (vector graphics), which browsers usually try to render with hardware acceleration. Which browser are you using? I might be worth checking how to disable hardware rendering temporarily to see if this goes away.
I’m guessing you’re using Firefox? That’s usually the one that has graphics driver issues.
I’m still undecided about that one. While “everything in one direction” is a good principle in some situations, there’s also the thought that each thing has a common/typical flow.
Bar-charts are typically visually bottom-up since the bars are planted along the bottom axis. And if I recall correctly, the one time I had radicals on top of the bars, people preferred them on the bottom.
The Review Details pop-up is visually top-down: Time, followed by total, followed by breakdown, etc. And the Items list has always been radical-kanji-vocab order (left to right, then top-to-bottom).
I guess I’d want to hear feedback from more people before deciding what route to take. If I make it an option, should it be an option to change the bars, or an option to change the Detail view?
To get it back temporarily right now:
Edit the script
Find the calc_bundle_stats function
Find the line in it:
if (item.data.level === wkof.user.level) {
Change it to:
if (item.data.level === wkof.user.level && item.object !== ‘vocabulary’) {
[
Thanks for your hard work 
